Sponsors should take steps now to ensure they’re equipped once the UK’s LTAF structure goes live, argues David Genn, CEO of alternatives tech provider Goji.
Sponsors should take steps now to ensure they’re equipped once the UK’s LTAF structure goes live, argues David Genn, CEO of alternatives tech provider Goji.
The European ETF industry saw net inflows for the twelfth consecutive month in March despite outflows from asset classes such as bonds and money market ETFs.
The main issue facing the logistics and industrial sector, aside from climate change, is this lack of assets, according to Jonathan Holland, senior fund manager at LGIM Real Assets.
The past couple of years have seen a number of Islamic funds integrating ESG criteria. For Funds Europe’s April issue, Tanya Ashreena reported on how the worlds of sustainable and Sharia investing are converging, and to what extent the trend may continue.
UK investors added record levels of capital to equity funds in March as they bet on the post-Covid economic recovery, according to the latest data from funds transaction network Calastone.
Former Schroders COO Markus Ruetimann has called on fund managers to use the pandemic to assemble a more diversified workforce with greater emphasis on IT specialists and data scientists.
It’s getting harder not to be green. This is nowhere more apparent than the bond markets. Late to the party, bonds are greening so fast you can almost see them changing tinge.
The EU’s Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation has been widely welcomed by the industry, but its implementation remains challenged. Alex Rolandi reports.
The growth in third-party ManCos is fuelled partly by private equity money, such as at FundRock and Carne Group. Nicholas Pratt reports.
Over the past decades, Switzerland has earned a reputation as a globally relevant financial centre for the fund and asset management industry.
