Swiss Life Asset Managers France in the news

Swiss Life Asset Managers France's ESG Tendances Pierre real estate fund showed its H1 2025 performance and strategy, focusing on thematic property investments.

Swiss Life Asset Managers France expands its team with experienced hires in institutional client management and senior credit analysis to enhance asset management capabilities.

ESG Tendances Pierre expands into the Spanish tourism market by acquiring a strategic campsite in Costa Dorada, reflecting a diversification into resilient and sustainable assets.

Swiss Life Asset Managers forecasts mixed global economic growth with US rate cuts expected, Eurozone inflation stable, Swiss exports hit by US tariffs, UK growth fragile, and China facing real estate risks.

The ECB is expected to hold rates steady in September amid moderate growth and inflation forecasts, while the US Fed plans a rate cut due to weak employment data.

Swiss Life Asset Managers expects the ECB to pause rate changes in July but anticipates a rate cut in September amid slowing inflation and ongoing geopolitical uncertainties affecting credit markets.

Swiss Life Asset Managers recommends a cautious, slightly defensive investment approach amid underestimated global risks and potential market volatility.

Swiss Life Asset Managers France expanded its SCPI Mistral Sélection by acquiring a high-yield industrial property leased to Labojal in a dynamic Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes industrial zone.

SCPI Mistral Sélection by Swiss Life Asset Managers France posted an 11.16% return in its first year, focusing on pan-European real estate with plans to expand Southern European assets.

The ECB plans gradual rate cuts starting June 5 to support slowing Eurozone growth and inflation nearing target, while the US Fed may pause easing amid trade uncertainties.

Swiss Life Asset Managers France acquired the Pure office development project in La Madeleine, Lille, set to deliver 8,000 sqm by mid-2027.

US consumption is expected to peak in Q2 2025 before slowing due to tariffs and supply chain issues, while Europe faces growth headwinds but benefits from fiscal support and easing inflation.

Swiss Life significantly increased its 2024 profits, driven by higher commissions and strong insurance performance in France, and plans a higher dividend for 2025.

In 2024, the only user-sale in La Défense was the Palatin I building, initially bought by Swiss Life Asset Managers Real Estate France from Natixis Assurances, amid generally low investment activity.

Palatin I at La Défense was sold in 2024, marking the only user sale amid generally flat investment activity in the area.

Julien Hennion reviews the mid-year performance and acquisition plans of the SCPI Mistral Sélection, a real estate investment fund launched in April 2024.

Swiss Life Asset Managers France pre-leased a Paris office building to Lazard Frères Gestion, with renovations planned post-2024 Olympics and delivery in 2027.

Swiss Life AM launched a zero-entry-fee SCPI targeting European decentralization, a private equity fund upgrading campgrounds, and offers diverse bond products with attractive yields.

The ECB's expected rate cut in June may be delayed due to persistent inflationary pressures, causing market volatility, while Swiss Life Asset Managers emphasizes responsible long-term investment amid these uncertainties.