DVFA monthly question: Generational capital is generally welcomed
In the latest monthly question, DVFA Investment Professionals were asked what they think of the German government’s pension package and the “generational capital” it contains to support state pension funding. “Of course, the longest journey begins with the first step. For many investment experts, however, the discussion about funded pension provision feels about as old as this proverb by Lao Tzu,” says Roger Peeters, CEO of DVFA, describing the results of the survey. “‘Too late, too little’ was the tenor of many of the comments we received. On the other hand, the opinion clearly prevailed that the start that has finally been made is more important than the individual criticism of the concept.”
DVFA Investment Professionals on monetary policy: ECB lets Fed lead the way with interest rate cut
On February 13, 2024, the DVFA Investment Professionals’ assessment was published, indicating that almost two-thirds of them expect the ECB to follow the Fed’s rate cut path at the end of 2024, with the deposit rate at 3.5% or below.
DVFA Monthly Question: Politics sets the wrong course
In the latest edition of the DVFA Monthly Question, the DVFA Investment Professionals identify bureaucracy reduction and the excessive welfare state as main causes for the current weak economic growth.
DVFA Monthly Question: DVFA Investment Professionals Welcome Hybrid AGMs
The latest DVFA monthly question is again addressed to the more than 1,400 members of the association and this month is dedicated to the new hybrid structure of general meetings.
Review: 1st DVFA Capital Markets Forum
On 13 June, the German Association for Financial Analysis and Asset Management (DVFA) e. V., in cooperation with Frankfurt Main Finance, hosted the first Capital Market Forum at the Frankfurt financial centre. Here you can get exclusive insights into the event.
DVFA Monthly Question: Digital assets in the financial industry between disruption and innovation
In the latest edition of the DVFA monthly question, the association’s 1,400 members were asked about the topics of digital assets and blockchain. Will the digital euro prevail? How do they assess the risk of money laundering? You can read the answers to these and other questions here.
DVFA monthly question: SVB insolvency – Investment professionals see only low risk of contagion effects
In the current monthly question of the German Association for Financial Analysis and Asset Management (DVFA), members are asked about the expected effects of the recent bank insolvency.
DVFA Monthly Survey: Opinion on the use of ChatGPT in the financial industry
In the latest edition of the DVFA monthly question, investment professionals were asked, among other things, how relevant they consider the AI tool ChatGPT to be for their work now and in the future.
The DVFA is an essential transmission belt
DVFA board members Müller and Mainert on the implementation of ESG in the investment process and on the job description of investment professionals.
DVFA Monthly Question on FTX Insolvency and the Reaction on the Capital Markets
In the December issue of the DVFA Monthly Survey, investment professionals were asked for their assessment of the FTX insolvency, which has shaken confidence in the crypto exchanges. The majority of them do not expect any contagion effects for the traditional capital markets.