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Jürgen Bösken, Head of Strategic Development Manager and Oliver Benner, Head of Strategic Development at BIL Asset Services. Marie Russilo Maison Moderne

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Bespoke and personalised asset servicing

BIL Asset Services uses the values of a trusted wealth manager to offer bespoke, personalised services to the alternative fund sector. Oliver Benner and Jürgen Bösken explain their fully integrated solution that encompasses the full range of asset services and beyond.

BIL ASSET SERVICES • 24.03.2023

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Analysts are expecting the Federal Reserve to increase its interest rates by 25 basis points, but are keeping an eye on any forward guidance the Fed might give at its 22 March meeting. Photo: Shutterstock

Analysts expect US Federal Reserve to hike interest rates by 25 bps

Lydia Linna • 22.03.2023

Credit Suisse has fallen. Whose fault is that? Photo: Shutterstock

Should Credit Suisse have been saved?

Marc Fassone • 22.03.2023

Nicoletta Centofanti is general manager of the LSFI. Photo: Luxembourg Sustainable Finance Initiative

LSFI joins pan-European sustainable finance association

Lydia Linna • 22.03.2023

For the past seven months, the Dutch TTF natural gas futures have been steadily decreasing and have now reached levels that were last observed in 2021, indicating a more robust recovery in the energy market. Photo: Shutterstock

Dutch TTF natural gas futures continue downwards

Kangkan Halder • 22.03.2023

Alice Wang is based in London and joined Quaero Capital as portfolio manager in 2020. She manages two funds focused on Asia Pacific and Chinese equities. Photo: Provided by Quaero Capital

“If China doesn’t work this year, it’s never going to work,” says portfolio manager

Lydia Linna • 21.03.2023

Simon Harvey, head of FX analysis at Monex Europe, a currency exchange and international payments provider, believes that global ‘de-dollarisation’--and the rise of the remninbi and the euro--is somewhat limited in scope. Photo: Piranha Photography

Dollar still holding onto its crown as king of currencies

Benoît Theunissen • 21.03.2023

The European Central Bank has decided to increase its interest rates by 50 basis points after its meeting on 16 March. “Inflation is projected to remain too high for too long,” according to ECB president Christine Lagarde. Photo: Sânziana Perju/ECB

ECB announces rate hike of 50 bps, aims for return to 2% inflation target

Lydia Linna • 16.03.2023

Petitioners Jorge Manuel Dos Santos Simões and Emilly Soares want to enshrine the right to unlimited cash payments in the constitution. Photo: Chamber of Deputies

“There is no desire to abolish cash payments”

Léna Fernandes • 16.03.2023

Christine Lagarde is president of the European Central Bank. Pictured is Lagarde giving a speech in Luxembourg in 2018. Photo: Shutterstock

ECB expected to hike rates by 50 bps again at March meeting

Lydia Linna • 15.03.2023

The Delano Finance newsletter serves professionals working in Luxembourg’s financial sector. Photo: Maison Moderne

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Paperjam+Delano Finance newsletters to become Delano Finance newsletter

Delano.lu • 13.03.2023

Massive investments will be needed to meet the growing demand for gas. Photo: Shutterstock

Global markets to flare up for gas

Nicolas Léonard • 08.03.2023

There are fewer female than male investors on the market, but female investors display more maturity and caution in the current market, leading them to better results than their male counterparts. Photo: Shutterstock

Women more mature when investing, says trading platform

Tracy Heindrichs • 08.03.2023

While inflation and the energy crisis puts a significant dent in the budget of many households, passion investments continue to be popular among UHNWIs in 2022 and 2023. Andy Warhol’s Shot Sage Blue Marilyn was sold for $195m last year. Photo: Shutterstock

Passion investments still popular despite crisis

Tracy Heindrichs • 08.03.2023

Angela Lai is a senior research analyst in Preqin’s Research Insights team. Photo: Preqin

Luxembourg funds “positioned quite well” for private debt and infrastructure

Lydia Linna • 07.03.2023

Nicoletta Centofanti is the general manager of the Luxembourg Sustainable Finance Initiative, which promotes and supports the development of sustainable finance in the grand duchy. Pictured is Centofanti during an August 2022 interview with Paperjam. Photo: Romain Gamba/Maison Moderne/Archives

“We want to give solid support and guidance to the sustainable finance community”

Lydia Linna • 07.03.2023

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Banks
Collective agreement to protect Credit Suisse employees for 2 years
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Funds
“Asset managers must embrace innovation”
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Institutions
Three-quarters in Luxembourg would pay more for climate-friendly food
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Institutions
Involving people in politics, but how?
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Markets
“If China doesn’t work this year, it’s never going to work,” says portfolio manager