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Shortcomings in net asset value oversight are a risk to the industry, and heightened regulation is making proper oversight essential, experts on a recent Funds Europe webinar said.
Digital assets will profoundly transform the financial ecosystem. Industry participants, institutional investors and asset managers will soon experience those changes and need to consider the opportunities and risks that the new digital paradigm presents to their existing approaches. It is no longer a question of when digital assets will bring change, but a question of how.
Over the past decade, access to liquidity - and therefore execution performance - for asset managers has become increasingly complex. Data is at the heart of this transformation.
Class action lawsuits are no longer just a US phenomenon. Steve Cirami, of Broadridge Financial Solutions, explains that they are a global legal trend enabling institutional investors to recover losses and maximise returns worldwide.
Kipp Cummins, head of EMEA fixed income and vice president at Dimensional Fund Advisors, talks about how fixed income can continue to play an important role in portfolios even with rates at all-time lows.
Europe’s sustainable investment rules and demand from international fund managers to enter the EU are two reasons why law firm and Legaltech and Regtech provider Zeidler Group launched a dedicated funds structuring team. Elisa Forletta-Fehrenberg, Head of ESG and Sebastien Moies, Head of Fund Structuring, explain.
Funds Europe talks to Amundi Technology’s Matthieu Keip about Le Lab and its goal to put innovation at the heart of the firm’s activity.
The coronavirus pandemic has spurred companies to upgrade their digital capabilities, boosting productivity and creating investment opportunities in previously overlooked niches.
Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have many appealing features, from low costs to transparent portfolios. But common ETF strategies can’t discriminate between the best, most sustainable and most climate-friendly companies and the rest.
Boosted by the exponential growth of the primary private equity market in recent years, the secondaries segment has grown and matured and may strongly appeal to investors, notably via the trend of GP-led transactions. Once again, Luxembourg has a key role to play due to its favourable position within the EU and may offer investors significant and attractive tools.
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