Carne Group: European asset managers apprehensive over near future
Traditional managers set to be hit harder, according to Q3 survey
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Franklin Templeton receives permission in Luxembourg for new blockchain-based fund
Reportedly the first tokenised UCITS fund on a public blockchain using in-house capabilities to be available in the domicile.
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Antipodes’ Savas: We see dotcom parallels as investors ignore valuation extremes
Valuations on mega-cap US stocks are at ‘dotcom era extremes,’ warns Alison Savas
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Can ‘value up’ governance reforms address the ‘Korea discount’?
Korea is following in Japan’s footsteps in implementing governance reform, writes Christian Mayes
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Germany struggling after boom years
The cost-of-living crisis is biting in Germany, with reports this week of surging food inflation and a collapsing fibreoptic sector. The German financial newspaper Handelsblatt ran the two reports, stating in one that food inflation within the country had reached 97% for some items. App company smhaggle had compared prices for the paper, concluding that…
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France buoys position as Europe’s tech start-up centre
France has been identified as the second-largest start-up “ecosystem” on the continent. The claim was made in an article on the site Maddyness, which also posited that Paris was set to become a ‘boomtown’ for investment in artificial intelligence (AI). Hugo Borensztein, co-founder and CEO of AI platform Omi, who was interviewed for the piece,…
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European tech investment slows, but market ‘still resilient’ – Atomico
There has been a visible slowdown in investment into the tech space across Europe, according to a report from European Venture Capital firm Atomico. The report, State of European Tech: First Look 2023, indicates the amount of capital invested into Europe fell by 52% between 2021 and 2023. In comparison, China, the US and the…