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Teaming Up for Term Loans February 2024 - Luxembourg and the Cayman Islands: A Comparative Analysis of Two Leading Fund Finance Jurisdictions | Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP

Luxembourg and the Cayman Islands are two of the world’s leading fund formation jurisdictions, and account for a large portion of the private equity funds domicile market. Most private...

Hong Kong's fund industry on road to recovery as financial watchdog looks to raise global appeal of city's markets

While overall assets under management (AUM) fell in 2023, Hong Kong-domiciled funds saw 5 per cent AUM growth, with net inflows increasing more than 200 per…

What size shoe are we waiting for?

’Tis the season where journalists and pundits look back at the past 12 months and look forward to the year ahead. If the shoe fits...

Private debt has grown 51 in assets under management since 2022

The private debt has seen growth of 51% in assets under management between June 2022 and June 2023, and the asset class has €404bn in total AUM.

Weyland replaces Camille Thommes, who has held the director general role since 2007

Private debt sees 51% growth in assets under management

The seventh edition of the private debt fund survey, conducted by the Association of the Luxembourg Fund Industry and KPMG, has found that private debt has seen growth of 51% in assets under management between June 2022 and June 2023, and that the asset class has €404bn in total AUM.

Serge Weyland tapped as new Alfi director general

The Association of the Luxembourg Fund Industry has named Serge Weyland as its new director general.

Daniela Klasen-Martin Named Head of RBS International Luxembourg

Luxembourg real estate funds hold steady in 2023: survey

Despite current economic headwinds, Luxembourg real estate investment funds have remained relatively stable over the past year, a new industry survey has found.

Elvinger Hoss names Xavier Le Sourne head of new Paris office

Elvinger Hoss names Xavier Le Sourne head of new Paris office