Broadridge Financial Solutions Inc has announced the extension of its governance platform to support digital assets.
Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Asset Management (SuMi TRUST), Japan’s largest asset manager, is seeding its new Japan Value Focus UCITS fund with JPY 1 billion of internal seed capital.
Asset Management One International (AMOI), which is part of Asset Management One Co., Ltd has launched an actively managed Japanese fixed income fund, widely available in the UK and Continental Europe.
Amova Asset Management Co., Ltd. (formerly Nikko Asset Management Co., Ltd and Tikehau Capital, the global alternative asset manager, announce that their joint venture Tikehau Amova Investment Management Pte. Ltd has officially started its operations as of 2 April 2026.
New researchby re:sustain highlights the magnitude of the problem faced by European real estate institutional investors due to assets with poor energy efficiency.
EFAMA has published its latest International Quarterly Statistical Release for Q4 2025, with Hailin Yang, Senior Data Analyst at EFAMA, commenting: “Global fund flows surged to a record high during the fourth quarter of 2025, supported by strong performance in both equity and bond markets. Several equity indices finished the year near record highs, while interest rate cuts by major central banks enhanced the attractiveness of bond funds.”
The latest edition of Broadridge’s Fund Brand 50 (FB50), an annual research study by Broadridge Financial Solutions, Inc, has been published, highlighting the world’s best-performing third-party asset management brands.
CFA Institute has published its response to the Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) Review into the long-term impact of artificial intelligence on retail financial services (the “Mills Review”).
Cross-border registrations of investment funds reached a record 143,617 in 2025, marking continued long-term expansion at a 10-year compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 4.7 per cent. The number of cross-border funds increased to 14,769, indicating a stabilisation following the previous year’s decline.
Luxembourg’s financial centre reports that it consolidated its position as the world’s leading cross-border investment hub in 2025, with assets under management in Luxembourg-domiciled funds surpassing EUR8 trillion for the first time, standing at EUR8.2 trillion at the end of 2025.
