In a more unstable and uncertain world, the 60/40 allocation needs to evolve. A split of 50% equities, 30% bonds, and 20% alternatives offers diversification that is better suited to new challenges.

Two decades ago, infrastructure barely registered as an asset class, seen primarily as the domain of sovereign wealth funds and public-private partnerships. However, in the years since, infrastructure ...

Portugal’s financial landscape has changed significantly with the repeal of the Non-Habitual Resident (NHR) regime, effective 1 January 2024. While some individuals could still apply under the ...

Looking back at the 1980s and 1990s, companies looking to finance their growth had little choice but to go public, raising capital through stock markets. IPOs were a crucial step for expanding ...

Insee, France’s National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies, has published a report on the journeys made by cross-border commuters, particularly to work. Those who work in Luxembourg spend ...

Every one in six adults in Luxembourg has $1m in wealth, the highest density in the world, according to UBS’s Global Wealth Report 2024. With 16% of its adult population being millionaires in US ...

Swiss Life Asset Managers has launched of its inaugural open-ended private infrastructure fund, Swiss Life Funds (Lux) Privado Infrastructure SA, Sicav-Eltif, offering select investors access to a ...

Luxembourg’s Banque Havilland is under regulatory scrutiny, with the European Central Bank and the Luxembourg Financial Sector Supervisory Commission allegedly moving to revoke its licence, a ...

The European Banking Authority’s final draft ITS for CRR3, aligning with Basel III reforms and effective January 2025, introduces stringent risk management and detailed reporting requirements for the ...

Luxembourg’s carbon tax, covering 72% of its greenhouse gas emissions, is ranked the second-broadest globally, the non-profit outfit Tax Foundation Europe reported last week. The Brussels-based ...

Quintet Private Bank’s domestic business unit, Quintet Luxembourg, on 7 May announced the appointment of Luca Derlin as head of international markets and member of the Luxembourg management committee.

Why has ING Luxembourg--49% of whose 124,000 retail customers have no commercial relationship with any other bank--unilaterally terminated contracts with dozens, if not thousands, of individuals? The ...