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Morningstar: Pimco versus Invesco in global investment-grade corporate bonds

Yields on 10-year US treasury bonds and government bonds in Europe remained high coming into 2025, and continued with 2024’s historically tight spread levels versus corporate credit. Still, some investors appear reluctant to take large directional macro bets as uncertainty around the possibility of policy changes in the US remains high.

Future of private banking

Luxembourg private banks are under pressure. Costs are skyrocketing, regulations are becoming stricter and a shortage of talent threatens competitiveness. According to Yves Stein, president of the Luxembourg bankers’ association ABBL, digitization and automation are crucial to working more efficiently, but many banks are lagging behind larger, universal players. The question is not if, but how quickly the industry can adapt to remain relevant in an increasingly competitive market.

Navigating change: What’s next for Luxembourg’s wealth sector?

Luxembourg’s financial sector is at a crossroads, facing rising costs, regulatory complexity, and a rapid digital transformation. 

These three videos explore the future of private banking, the challenges in wealth management, and the key factors that will define Luxembourg’s success in the next decade, with insights from industry leaders and experts.  

Robeco’s head of ETFs, Nick King: Investors miss out on returns in the early phase of a theme

The range of active ETFs in Europe is growing rapidly and Robeco is also investing heavily in the development of this asset class. The Rotterdam-based fund house brought in Nick King from Fidelity to roll out its ETF strategy, resulting in the launch of four equity ETFs last autumn. In 2025, the focus will be on bonds.