Active ETFs: a lifeline for Europe’s struggling asset managers?
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Active ETFs: a lifeline for Europe’s struggling asset managers?

Growth has been rapid, but from a low base, and big US rivals already dominate the market Source link

Is KKR’s bad bet on cycling the start of Europe’s private equity reckoning?
Finances

Is KKR’s bad bet on cycling the start of Europe’s private equity reckoning?

As lockdowns gripped Europe in late 2020, KKR was battling to plant its flag in one of the pandemic’s winning industries. The private equity pioneer

London’s Heathrow gradually resumes flights after fire causes power outage at Europe’s busiest airport
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London’s Heathrow gradually resumes flights after fire causes power outage at Europe’s busiest airport

A fire at an electrical substation knocked out power to Heathrow Airport for most of Friday, forcing Europe’s busiest hub to shut down for roughly

Smarter rules will unlock the funds needed to pay for Europe’s security
Finances

Smarter rules will unlock the funds needed to pay for Europe’s security

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Retail traders take on hedge funds in Europe’s answer to ‘meme stock’ mania
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Retail traders take on hedge funds in Europe’s answer to ‘meme stock’ mania

A handful of European stocks have become a battleground for retail traders taking on hedge fund short sellers, in a campaign with echoes of the

Why Putin’s ceasefire demands are a test case for Europe’s resolve
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Why Putin’s ceasefire demands are a test case for Europe’s resolve

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Europe’s moment is more than reheated Gaullism
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Europe’s moment is more than reheated Gaullism

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Europe’s tightrope walk on defence
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Europe’s tightrope walk on defence

Faced with Trump’s decision to withdraw from financing the defence needs of its alliance partners in the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO), and paranoid about

The end of Europe’s ‘peace dividend’
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The end of Europe’s ‘peace dividend’

Defence spending at 3.5% of GDP would have cost EU an extra nearly $390bn a year since end of Cold War Source link

It’s time for Europe’s deep tech companies to go big
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It’s time for Europe’s deep tech companies to go big

Stay informed with free updates Simply sign up to the Technology sector myFT Digest — delivered directly to your inbox. Overawed European companies struggling to

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