Since the onset of heightened tariff tensions, markets have been shaken by volatility reminiscent of the early days of the COVID crisis and even the Global Financial Crisis (GFC).

Thanks to the evolution of both holdings-based and returns-based analysis, investors have benefited from decades of growing transparency in equity markets.

European Central Bank (ECB) updates to investment fund statistical reporting is bringing new operational and strategic challenges to European fund administrators in 2025

On 16 April 2025, the FCA published a subsequent consultation (to CP24/30) on certain specific provisions under the incoming CCI framework (CP 25/9), which runs through to 28 May 2025.

In a world defined by globalization, complex supply chains, and recent trade wars, the label “Made in…” holds tremendous significance.

The financial industry is no stranger to regulatory evolution, but the European Central Bank’s (ECB) updated reporting requirements for investment funds mark a significant shift that will demand considerable adaptation from market participants.

The defense and aerospace sector is generally more stable than other industries, as it is less affected by economic cycles.

The global investment landscape is shifting, and Canada is at a critical juncture. With tariffs, political shifts, and economic realignments shaping the market, investors are reassessing Canada’s role in their portfolios.

We are honouring Women’s History Month with our blog series, which features the powerful stories and inspiring voices of some of Confluence’s remarkable women.