PENSIONERS VERSUS THE NEW "MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE" / THE FINANCIAL TIMES

Pensioners versus the new ‘masters of the universe’ As the best brains in finance gravitate towards asset management and private capital, fu...

INVESTMENT INDUSTRY LOVES ACTIVE ETF´S. YOU PROBABLY SHOULDN´T. / THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

Investment Industry Loves Active ETFs. You Probably Shouldn’t. Launches of actively managed exchange-traded vehicles are surging, but their ...

AMERICAN FINANCE HAS LEFT EUROPE IN THE DUST. THE TABLES AREN´T TURNING. / THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

American Finance Has Left Europe In the Dust. The Tables Aren’t Turning. Restoring the competitiveness of European banks and asset managers ...

NOT ALL ASSET MANAGERS CAN HANDLE THE RESPONSABILITY OF DIRECT LENDING / THE FINANCIAL TIMES MARKETS INSIGHT

Not all asset managers can handle the responsibility of direct lending Replacing commercial banks with investors is a good idea until credit...

SINGAPORE AND HONG KONG VIE TO BE THE CAYMANS OF ASIA / THE FINANCIAL TIMES BIG READ

Singapore and Hong Kong vie to be the Caymans of Asia The two cities have set up new fund structures to lure wealth away from traditional of...

LARRY FINK´S CAPITALIST SHELL GAME / PROJECT SYNDICATE

Larry Fink's Capitalist Shell Game The chairman and CEO of the world's largest asset manager has once again made waves by exhorting ...

CHASING POTS OF GOLD: FOREIGN ASSET MANAGERS ARE EYEING CHINA´S VAST POOL OF SAVINGS / THE ECONOMIST

Chasing pots of gold Foreign asset managers are eyeing China’s vast pool of savings Do they stand a chance against home-grown competitors? Z...

GLOBAL PASSIVE ASSETS HIT $15TN AS ETF BOOM HEATS UP / THE FINANCIAL TIMES OP EDITORIAL

Global passive assets hit $15tn as ETF boom heats up Exchange traded funds close to eclipsing traditional index trackers for first time Robi...