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French Fund Giant Needs to Step Up on the Global Stage - Vimarsana News

French Fund Giant Needs to Step Up on the Global Stage

(Bloomberg Opinion) -- Amundi SA, Europe’s biggest fund manager, had a record-breaking 2021, with assets under management topping 2 trillion euros ($2.3 trillion) for the first time. To mount a proper challenge to the market dominance of BlackRock Inc.

Bond Market Tantrum Should Give ECB Moment of Pause - Vimarsana News

Bond Market Tantrum Should Give ECB Moment of Pause

(Bloomberg Opinion) -- The European Central Bank has sparked a bond-market tantrum by suggesting inflation may be running so hot that it needs to raise borrowing costs this year.

Mark Gilbert's View to 2022: Asset Management Gets Even Harder - Vimarsana News

Mark Gilbert's View to 2022: Asset Management Gets Even Harder

(Bloomberg Opinion) -- What to Expect in 2022 For asset managers, next year is shaping up to be challenging, to say the least. Faster inflation will prompt central banks to slow, stop and possibly reverse their monetary support of economies, making financial markets trickier to negotiate.

Why Financial Firms Can't Be Climate Change Cops - Vimarsana News

Why Financial Firms Can't Be Climate Change Cops

(Bloomberg Opinion) -- Which of the following markets would you want your pension fund to have invested in this year? Would it be the one tracking the benchmark index, which has gained about 20%? Or would you prefer it to have bought the subindex that’s climbed by almost three times as much? It soun

This Is How You Win the Lottery Each Time You Play - The Washington Post - Vimarsana News

This Is How You Win the Lottery Each Time You Play - The Washington Post

Buying lottery tickets satisfies both my altruism and my avarice. It’s time we stopped deriding the practice.