2021 was yet another record year for the Exchange-Traded Funds industry in terms of asset levels and net flows. But what is next and can this incredible growth story continue? By Rob Rushe, senior ETF expert at CACEIS.
2021 was yet another record year for the Exchange-Traded Funds industry in terms of asset levels and net flows. But what is next and can this incredible growth story continue? By Rob Rushe, senior ETF expert at CACEIS.
The worldwide trend, fuelled by energy costs and goods shortages, has strengthened fund flows towards inflation-related ETFs.
Not all sustainable ETFs are created equal. Zeb Saeed, senior product specialist at DWS Group, examines how passive approaches can assist investors in their net zero transition.
A Funds Europe webinar, in partnership with Mackenzie Investments, discussed how replication helps investors access the benefits of the asset class in a cheaper and simpler way.
With the growing maturity of the AIF sector and the implementation of the Capital Markets Union, Luxembourg faces a changing landscape. our expert panel discusses these developments, and the growth of climate investing.
Funds Europe speaks to industry actors about some of the themes at this year’s European Asset Management Conference hosted by the Association of the Luxembourg Funds Industry (Alfi). Topics include indexation and ESG.
Luxembourg – including the financial regulator - has adopted a “be prepared” approach to cryptoassets, says Camille Thommes, director general at ALFI, the Luxembourg funds industry association.
Despite the shelling of Kyiv and her subsequent flee from that city, Anastasiia Gavryliuk of the Ukrainian Association of Investment Business (UAIB) describes the first few days of the war and conveys her resolute confidence in the Ukrainian people’s resistance. This was sent to Funds Europe on the afternoon of Friday, March 4.
Kuniyuki Sugihara, chief portfolio manager of the Japan Impact Equity Strategy at SuMi Trust, explains how UN SDGs can be implemented in stock selection, using Japan as an example, and he cites three stocks that worked.
LGT, the private banking and asset management group owned by the Liechtenstein Princely Family, has launched a dedicated team for UK-based asset managers interested in setting up private label funds domiciled in Liechtenstein.
