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Spanish Investment Firm Tressis Maintains Moderate Optimism on Global Equities, Favours US Markets

June 17, 2026 by Marco Bianchi

Tressis, a Spanish securities company, published its investment perspective for the coming months, expressing moderate optimism about global equities with a preference for US stocks. The firm maintains a neutral stance on European, Japanese and emerging market equities, while remaining bullish on Spanish stocks and the banking sector as a beneficiary of artificial intelligence developments. The company plans to use market corrections to invest in gold and prefers fixed income positions with durations of 3-5 years.

Gulf Sovereign Wealth Funds Enter German Corporate Pension Outsourcing Market Through Vedra Investment

June 17, 2026 by Felix Wagner

Gulf state sovereign wealth funds are participating in the corporate pension outsourcing market through an investment in Vedra Pensions, which has assumed pension liabilities from major corporations such as Ceconomy. The deal involves a financial investor and a team of investors backed by Gulf capital.

STMicroelectronics to Raise $1.5 Billion via Convertible Bond Issuance Amid AI-Driven Growth

June 16, 2026 by Marco Bianchi

STMicroelectronics NV is seeking to raise $1.5 billion through convertible bond issuance. The fundraising comes after the chipmaker’s shares have tripled in value during the year, driven by strong demand for AI-related semiconductor products.

Jupiter CEO Warns of Potential Multi-Decade Shift Away from US Equities

June 14, 2026 by James O'Brien

Matthew Beesley, CEO of British asset manager Jupiter, expresses the view that global investors could be at the beginning of a multi-decade trend of reducing US weight in their portfolios. The article suggests Europe may not benefit from this shift.

Danish Pension Fund Shuns SpaceX Over Governance Concerns and Market Hype

June 13, 2026 by Lars Eriksson

Anders Schelde from Danish pension fund Akademiker Pension avoids investing in SpaceX, citing concerns about excessive hype and minimal shareholder rights.

German PropTech Firm Syte Taps AI to Transform Real Estate Renovation Market

June 12, 2026 by Felix Wagner

Architect and CEO Matthias Zühlke discusses the use of AI-driven data analysis to advance roof extensions and building renovations, highlighting untapped potential and the importance of data-driven decision making in real estate development.

Mistral AI Seeks €3 Billion in Funding Round at €20 Billion Valuation

June 12, 2026 by Sophie Renard

French AI startup Mistral AI is in discussions to raise €3 billion ($3.5 billion) at a valuation of approximately €20 billion, as it seeks funding to compete in the capital-intensive AI market against US and Chinese competitors.

UK Venture Capital Firm Calls for Nuclear Investment to Power AI Growth

June 12, 2026 by James O'Brien

Matt Miller, founder of UK-based venture capital fund Evantic Capital (400 million dollars), called for increased investment in affordable power plants including nuclear energy to support the UK’s AI sector growth.

Alantra-Backed Klima Expands Energy Transition Investment Platform With Second Fund Launch

June 11, 2026 by Marco Bianchi

Klima, an Alantra-backed investment manager, is led by Lucille Bonnet and Bastien Gambini with a team of 10 professionals based across Madrid, Paris, Bonn, and London. The firm manages a 210 million euro fund focused on energy transition investments and is preparing to launch a second fund.

Baillie Gifford analyst backs SpaceX’s orbital data center ambitions ahead of potential IPO

June 10, 2026 by James O'Brien

Peter Singlehurst, head of private companies at Baillie Gifford, commented on SpaceX’s potential IPO and orbital data center plans, noting that the company has successfully executed unconventional ideas in the past.