Luxembourg, Dublin and Paris are taking the lead when it comes to attracting asset management business from the European Union following Brexit. With eight months to go before the UK leaves the European Union, Portfolio Adviser takes a look at which asset managers are going where.
Luxembourg and Ireland are the top jurisdictions set to benefit from asset managers shifting operations to new locations over the next five years, according to a State Street survey.
Franklin Templeton is introducing two actively-managed fixed income ETFs in Europe.
The portfolio is a new sub-fund of the Ucits-qualifying Luxembourg-domiciled Goldman Sachs Funds Sicav.
Asset manager Aberdeen Standard Investments has launched the Aberdeen Global – China Onshore Bond Fund, which promises investors attractive yield and low correlation.
EU data protection law comes into force on Friday May 25 but earnings at tech security companies could benefit throughout the year as non-compliant global companies play catch up.
Index-linked funds’ filters will avoid companies exposed to nuclear power, weapons and tobacco as asset manager seeks to cash in on trend for socially-conscious investing.
Snowy sub-zero weather has been blamed for the first quarter fall in growth. Will the bloc rebound?
Emerging market debt has been attracting robust inflows but as the US dollar strengthens, monetary policy tightens and volatility rises can the asset class retain its appeal?
Asset managers may soon be able to use cutting-edge deep learning technology to gain a defensible competitive advantage, according to AI expert Nick Bostrom.
Professional fund buyers are split on whether volatility represents a threat or an opportunity for portfolios.
Controversial Venezuelan debt has been excluded from a new JP Morgan fixed income index for emerging market issuers with strong environmental, social, and governance (ESG) practices.
