Increasing signs of a slowdown in the US economy
Global economic growth remains low. Even if the lead in economic growth in absolute terms still lies on the other side of the Atlantic, the dynamics between the European and US economies now appear to be diverging.
ESG funds brace for $40 bln outflow as new EU rules loom
Investors in European ESG funds could be in for a rude awakening as new guidelines from the European Securities and Markets Authority (Esma) threaten to upend the industry, according to Morningstar.
Vive la France!
The European election results have sent shockwaves through traditional media and financial markets alike, primarily due to the significant shift towards right-wing parties.
CSSF fines and reprimands managers for AML failures
The CSSF has reprimanded three investment fund managers for failing to comply with anti-money laundering requirements after it decided not to impose a 10,000 euro fine. A fourth manager was fined 10,000 euro after not responding to a request for additional information.
Morningstar Fund Radar: US large-cap value equities
There remain dedicated value investors who, with relentless perseverance, scour the US stock market in search of overlooked gems that can shine once again.
Pension funds now prioritise quality in ESG investments, study shows
Pension funds are increasingly shifting their focus from merely accumulating ESG-labelled assets to emphasising the quality and impact of these investments, a survey has concluded.
Luxembourg’s financial script fuels global indie films
Luxembourg fund vehicles are increasingly being used to finance international independent film production.
Climate investing: mitigation and adaptation
Climate change is challenging societies and to address the risks it’s essential we invest in mitigation and adaptation strategies.
MFS Luxembourg eyes active ETF market expansion
MFS CEO Mike Roberge and Luxembourg head Michael Derwael see actively managed funds - ETFs and mutual funds - as benefitting from a return to higher interest rates, which would take away market share from passive investments and private markets.
Macron's election gamble points to Eurozone financial instability
Macron’s election gamble points to Eurozone financial instability