Single click compliance: how FE fundinfo reshapes reporting

The future of supervisory reporting by investment funds - Luxembourg is home to some 14,000 of them - is embedded into a firm’s technology infrastructure.

One example of this development is taking shape in Luxembourg, where a local data firm that was acquired by a London-based fund data specialist last year is building a one-stop solution that lets fund managers track the distribution of their funds in multiple countries and report to the relevant supervisors by pressing a single button. 

Apex secures $400 mln in term debt to bolster growth

Apex Group on Thursday said it is  poised for expansion after having secured 400 million dollar in term debt, aiming to boost liquidity and further organic and inorganic growth. The firm, financially backed by a group of four venture capital firms, is known to be vying for an initial public offering some time in the coming years.

Caceis navigates banking woes, eyes digital asset horizon

Depositary banks, including some at Caceis, have been grappling with dissatisfaction for years due to the ever-complicating «settlement machinery» requiring constant fine-tuning. «With each legislative tightening, our processes must adapt,» state Rinke Visser and Sikko van Katwijk from Caceis Netherlands.

Luxembourg Raif market is alive and kicking again

With 29 new funds registered, last month was the best September in three years for new Raifs issuance, data analysis by Investment Officer Luxembourg shows. Raifs are Reserved Alternative Investment Funds. In Luxembourg these vehicles in recent years have gained significant international traction among those active in private assets such as credit, real estate and private equity.