India’s weight in MSCI’s Global Standard index, which tracks emerging market stocks, has reached a new record high, enhancing the prospects for increased inflows into its equity markets. The weightage
Europe’s STOXX 600 benchmark index rose by 0.3% by 0820 GMT today, achieving a new record high. This follows a record close the previous day and a year-to-date gain of
European markets experienced a modest uptick on Wednesday as global investors turned their attention to the impending release of the latest U.S. inflation figures. By 11:40 a.m. London time, the
Asian stocks saw mostly positive performance on Wednesday following a significant rally on Wall Street, which propelled the Nasdaq composite index to a record high. This uptick was partly driven
Tokyo stocks ended higher Tuesday as buying of export-oriented issues was spurred by the weak yen, but the upside was capped amid caution ahead of U.S. inflation data due out
London stocks gained some ground on Tuesday led by advances in the personal goods sector amid labour market data that showed wages grew stronger-than-expected, though a basket of mixed corporate
Japan stock market finished session slightly lower on Monday, 13 May 2024, with shares in technology and export related companies leading gains on tracking gains of US chip stocks and
A report by Invest Europe reveals that €130bn was invested by private equity and venture capital in 2022, marking the second-highest year for investment. More than 9000 companies were backed,
In the aftermath of the Global Financial Crisis (GFC), Collateralized Loan Obligations (CLOs) emerged as a contentious topic and were viewed through a cautious lens. However, as financial markets have
The ESG market could surpass $40 trillion by 2030, based on our scenario analysis, anchoring the $140 trillion of projected assets under management (AUM) globally despite 70% slower growth and
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