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Mandates of top CSSF supervisors Zwick, Wampach extended

Luxembourg’s Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier (CSSF) announced on Monday that Marco Zwick’s mandate as the director in charge of supervising investment funds has been renewed for an additional five years, effective from September 1, 2023. Zwick has been serving in this role since 2018. CSSF meanwhile also said that a decision on the renewal of the mandate for its chief bank supervisor, Claude Wampach, was made in July per royal decree.

Private debt solutions: tailor-made or one-size-fits-all?

In a rapidly shifting economic landscape, leverage presents a distinct challenge. The private debt market emerges as a beacon of adaptability, with expertise and tailored solutions becoming crucial determinants of success, writes Yvonne Narin, senior manager risk controlling at Universal Investment Luxembourg.

Slow summer: August sees dwindling Raif registrations

Registrations of reserved alternative investment funds took a very relaxed late-summer break during August, quietening to a level last seen early in the Raif product’s history — in January 2019. Only 15 new funds were registered during the month, according to data from Luxembourg Business Registers analysed by Investment Officer.

Private debt leads unregulated funds surge in Luxembourg

The 29th edition of the Monterey Insight Luxembourg Fund Report reveals that unregulated funds are outperforming their regulated counterparts in a big way, signalling a potential paradigm shift for the Grand Duchy. Unregulated funds, especially reserved alternative investment funds (Raifs), have seen a surge in asset value. Raifs alone have increased their assets to the equivalent of 458.4 billion dollars, marking a 38.6% rise from last year’s 330.8 billion dollars, said Monterey.

With BlackRock, Puilaetco sets sights on next generation

As Puilaetco, a subsidiary of Luxembourg-headquartered Quintet, nears the final stages of a high-profile partnership with BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, the Belgian private bank is setting ambitious, forward-looking objectives. The collaboration aims to tap into next-generation wealth management, with new services expected to roll out in Q1 2024.