Swiss Life AM launches private infrastructure Eltif
The new fund will permit quarterly redemptions up to a maximum of 5% of net asset value.
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How Will This Year's US Election Affect Investment Markets?
2024 will be a huge year for democracy with around half the world’s population going to the polls.
Structured products: The most important people in the market in 2024
These are the most important players in this business.
By one measure, Elon Musk has fallen into second place in world wealth rankings
Musk has argued that he needs more control over Tesla and has threatened to put artificial intelligence and robotics into a separate company.
These cantons have helped Raiffeisen reach its current size
The number of cooperative members has doubled since 2000, as has the number of employees, which has increased from 5,000 to almost 10,000 in 2022.
QUAERO CAPITAL launches an SRI-labelled bond fund
The fund invests mainly in the debt markets of OECD member countries in euros, incorporating ESG criteria.
Billionaire Sydney property developer and philanthropist Lang Walker dies aged 78
Family pays tribute to ‘visionary’ who ‘changed the lives of so many people’ through his building projects and donations
Schroders’ Kimberley Lewis receives Simon Fraser Stewardship Award 2024
The Award, presented at the Investor Forum’s 8th Annual Review event on 23 January
Budget deficits are growing even wider
The 2% inflation target that central bank officials have stoutly defended seems to be within reach.
BlackRock’s active funds get punished for second successive year
Citywire's head of investment research Frank Talbot takes a closer look at the flows and performance of BlackRock’s active funds.
How to build wealth with zero savings like Warren Buffett
The same applies to those starting in their 30s or 40s. After all, Buffett made 99% of his wealth after turning 50.
The world could soon see its first trillionaire. But how to measure the net worth of the ultra-rich?
Experts have their ways of grasping the wealth of the 1% in more concrete terms — even if their measurements are merely snapshots in time.