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Net fund outflows doubled in June compared to May

European investment funds continued to experience net outflows for a sixth consecutive month as investors withdrew twice as much from Ucits and alternative investment funds during June compared to May, according to the European Fund and Asset Management Association, Efama. 

Net sales of Ucits and AIF funds registered net outflows of 72 billion euro, compared to net outflows of 36 billion euro in May, the association said. Ucits recorded net outflows of 69 billion euro, compared to net outflows of 33 billion euro in May.

BLI’s Wagner to focus as CIO as Nosetti named CEO

BLI - Banque de Luxembourg Investments on Thursday said that it has appointed Fanny Nosetti (photo) as chief executive officer. The appointment means that Guy Wagner now can “focus entirely” on his role  as chief investment officer, managing the firm’s flagship, 1.8 billion euro BL Global Flexible Euro fund and continuing to refine the investment approach he has developed with his teams. Since 2005 Wagner served both as CEO and CIO.

Luxempart posts €55.4 mln loss in ‘extremely choppy’ H1

Luxempart, a Luxembourg-listed investment and private equity company, has posted a consolidated net loss of 55.4 million euro for the first half as its investment income was hit by “extremely choppy” conditions in financial markets and the economy.

The loss compares to a profit of 499 million euros in the same period a year earlier. The firm said it maintained its net assets at 2.078 billion euros by the end of June, down slightly from from 2.169 billion a year earlier.

Dividend payouts surge to record 545 billion in Q2

Dividends worldwide rose by 11.3 percent in nominal terms in the second quarter of 2022 to a historic quarterly record of 544.8 billion dollars, the latest Global Dividend Index report by Janus Henderson shows. 

If the strong US dollar and other underlying factors are taken into account, underlying growth is even stronger at 19.1 percent. Some 94 percent of companies surveyed either paid out more in the second quarter or kept payouts stable.

Cube Infrastructure takes over MVV’s Czech energy business

Cube Infrastructure Managers, a Luxembourg-based infrastructure investor, has agreed to take over the Czech activities of Germany energy firm MVV Energie AG for an undisclosed amount. The transaction would  be done through Cube IM’s “Cube Infrastructure Fund III” brownfield fund.