Trustmoore acquires Assetcare
Fund administrator Trustmoore has acquired the fundtech platform Assetcare, the company—primarily active in the Netherlands and Luxembourg—announced on Wednesday. Amsterdam-based Assetcare will continue to operate under its own name.
‘Wealth transfer increases risk of outflows for advisors’
Asset managers and financial planners need to focus more explicitly on heirs in the run-up to the “Great Wealth Transfer” in order to limit asset outflows and safeguard their own future. They should, in fact, behave more like a family office.
Emerging markets: learning to fly
Emerging economies are increasingly learning to fly on their own, thus marking the start of a new cycle of self-sustaining growth for these countries.
‘Euro stablecoin stands or falls with support from major banks’
A dozen major European banks have joined forces to offer a euro stablecoin to clients by the end of this year. “We have a better chance of creating a broadly supported stablecoin than fintechs,” said Floris Lugt, CFO of Qivalis, the joint venture that will issue the crypto payment instrument.
Beijing’s handshake
While the whole world was watching the Serena Hotel in Islamabad, where the ceasefire negotiations on Iran were taking place, the real news last week unfolded 6,000 kilometers away.
Why short-dated bonds make sense in uncertain times
Why short-dated bonds make sense in uncertain times
Investors are getting used to war. That worries Pieterse-Bloem.
The conflict in the Middle East hit financial markets less hard than expected. Rabobank strategist Mary Pieterse-Bloem sees in that not just relief, but a risk.
Heinzl takes helm at Quintet as cost pressure defines next phase
The new chief executive of Europe’s quietly ambitious private bank starts work this week. His profile suggests a fixer. The question is what he intends to fix.
Value investing is growing up
For much of the past decade, value strategies have been widely dismissed. Ultra-low interest rates, scarcity of growth, and the relentless rise of Big Tech left value investing looking like a relic of a financial past.
The Great Monetary Illusion: Why equity markets soar in a fragile world
Many investors today look at global equity indices and wonder how markets have risen so sharply over the past two decades in an environment marked by tepid economic growth, recurring geopolitical shocks, and bouts of inflation.