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Private assets: the global 2022 results are in. Finally!

It’s the middle of May and the full-year results are in. For publicly listed companies it would be yesterday’s news. Tax filings have been made and many firms even reported their first quarter. But in private equity, with its long-term perspectives, the ‘old’ data still can be worthy of a cover story, certainly when it comes to a year like 2022, marked by war, inflation and surging interest rates. The Q4 2022 Burgiss report shows how the market did.

SFDR clarity welcomed but greenwashing fears linger

Some long awaited regulatory clarity on ESG and sustainability requirements for fund and asset managers appears to have reduced the state of confusion that had led to a downgrade of approximately 270 billion euro in assets under management last year. Yet, some specialists believe that claims of greenwashing that have plagued the industry in the last year are at serious risk of continuing. 

‘efa’ new name for European Fund Administration

European Fund Administration, the Luxembourg-based asset services unit of Frankfurt-headquartered management company Universal Investment, on Monday said it is rebranding to “efa”, as part of its integration journey into Universal Investment.

Since its inception in 1996, European Fund Administration has expanded its services and client base in Europe and elsewhere in the world. Its original acronym, designed as a symbol for quality, trust, and reliability in the fund industry, will cease to be an acronym and become the name of the company, the firm said.

Wrangling over US debt ceiling may soon be over

The US debt ceiling seems to be an endless source of political wrangling, with parties blaming each other and threatening economic chaos. One would almost forget that debt repayment is not up for debate. Not even in the US.

“President Biden is driving America towards its first-ever default, and no one but him will be blamed,” shouts a television ad from the Republican advocacy organisation American Action Network.