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Net profits and credit risk provisions both rose last year, PWC has reported. Photo: Guy Wolff / Maison Moderne
BANKS

Banks’ credit risks surge to €2.72bn: PWC Luxembourg

Credit risk provisioning for banks in Luxembourg overall rose by over 20%, from €2.25bn in 2021 to €2.72bn in 2022, PWC has said. The increase was particularly dramatic for Chinese banks, which saw their provisioning jump from €6m to €163m, a 27-fold increase compared to the previous year.

Kangkan Halder • 02.10.2023
The steel giant ArcelorMittal’s activities in the grand duchy are covered by three collective agreements: ArcelorMittal Bissen, ArcelorMittal Luxembourg and ArcelorMittal Centre logistique européen (AMCLE). Negotiations for the collective agreement for ArcelorMittal Bissen are about to begin. Photo: Matic Zorman (archives)
INDUSTRY

ArcelorMittal: 2 of 3 collective agreements signed

Jeremy Zabatta • 02.10.2023
Luc Rasschaert, CEO of Wealins, speaking at the Wealth Insurance Forum, 22 September 2023. Photo: Wealins
INSURANCE

Pictures from the first Wealth Insurance Forum

Delano.lu • 02.10.2023
More people are registered to vote in 2023 than in the last legislative elections in 2018. Photo: Guy Wolff/Maison Moderne/Archives
POLITICS

23,992 more voters in 2023

Mathilde Obert • 02.10.2023
Nicolas Crochet, co-CEO and co-founder of Funds For Good, on the left, and Fanny Nosetti-Perrot, CEO of Banque de Luxembourg Investments, on the right. Photo: Banque de Luxembourg Investments
FUNDS

BLI and Funds For Good launch two dual-impact equity funds

Kangkan Halder • 02.10.2023
David Claus. Photo: EDB
BANKS

100 finance movers & shakers, from A-Z: Claus-Fessey

Delano.lu • 02.10.2023
As the owner of an SME, Netty Thines argues that the next government should be more prudent and fairer with state finances. Photo: Matic Zorman
POLITICS

Budget management

Duncan Roberts • 02.10.2023
Uniqlo is known for its “lifewear” items such as jumpers and compact down jackets. Photo: Imagera/Uniqlo
RETAIL

Five things to know about Uniqlo in Luxembourg

Catherine Kurzawa • 01.10.2023
The Saarschleife is located less than an hour away by car from Luxembourg. Photo: Shutterstock
CULTURE

Delano staff picks: September 2023

Delano.lu • 01.10.2023
Kati Pohjanmaa is the key coordinator of the food innovators whose products will be in the spotlight during the Finnish Food Week. The event will take place from 2 to 6 October. Photo: Romain Gamba/Maison Moderne
FOODZILLA

Finnish Food Week: “A taste of Finnish forests”

Lydia Linna • 30.09.2023
“You start to see your life in a different way--you transform tragedy into stuff that’s just hilarious. Everything just washes off and you develop a thick skin,” said Festrogen cofounder Jess Bauldry in an interview with Delano in June 2023. Pictured: a Festrogen participant from a previous cohort. Photo: Mohsen Hoseini
CULTURE

Festrogen announces new comedy workshops and gigs in October

Jeff Palms • 30.09.2023
The grand duchy increased its standing in the most recent Global Financial Centres Index, scoring 5th place in the global infrastructure sub-index, 7th in banking and 9th in professional services. Photo: Cedric Letsch/Unsplash
MARKETS

Luxembourg up 3 spots in financial competitiveness study

Aaron Grunwald • 29.09.2023
Luxembourg City should see strong real estate occupier demand, Lasalle Investment Management said on 26 September 2023. Photo: Shutterstock
MARKETS

Luxembourg City 5th in predicted property demand

Aaron Grunwald • 29.09.2023
The Hogan Lovells Luxembourg team, from left to right: Agnes Merz, Kim Tang, Benoit Serraf, Valérie Laskowski, Mathilde Soetens, Martina Benackova, Lorenzo Jung, Ariane Mehrshahi Marks, Gérard Neiens, Emmanuel Lamaud, Jean-Philippe Monmousseau, Pierre Reuter, Alexander Koch, Simon Recher, Aline Giersch, Valérie Verner and Grâce Mfuakiadi. (Photo: Aurélie Savart
FINANCE & LEGAL

Hogan Lovells celebrated its 10th anniversary in Luxembourg

Paperjam.lu • 29.09.2023
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Just months after being elected chair of the trade group Alfi, Jean-Marc Goy says that he wants the next government to ensure continuity. Photo: Association of the Luxembourg Fund Industry
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Retain competitiveness

We asked leading figures from five different organisations what they would expect from the next government. Today: Jean-Marc Goy, chair, Association of the Luxembourg Fund Industry.

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More people are registered to vote in 2023 than in the last legislative elections in 2018. Photo: Guy Wolff/Maison Moderne/Archives
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23,992 more voters in 2023

Mathilde Obert • 02.10.2023
As the owner of an SME, Netty Thines argues that the next government should be more prudent and fairer with state finances. Photo: Matic Zorman
POLITICS

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Representatives of Ferrero, the Sanem municipality, Nhood and Société Générale with the jury on stage at the IMS Diversity Awards 2023, 28 September 2023. Photo: Guy Wolff/Maison Moderne
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Diversity awards for Ferrero, Sanem, Nhood and Société Générale

Mathilde Obert • 29.09.2023
Pascale Junker spoke at the Eco2050 event in Belval, 26 September 2023. Photo: Romain Gamba/Maison Moderne
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Just months after being elected chair of the trade group Alfi, Jean-Marc Goy says that he wants the next government to ensure continuity. Photo: Association of the Luxembourg Fund Industry
FUNDS

Retain competitiveness

We asked leading figures from five different organisations what they would expect from the next government. Today: Jean-Marc Goy, chair, Association of the Luxembourg Fund Industry.

Duncan Roberts • 03:31
Net profits and credit risk provisions both rose last year, PWC has reported. Photo: Guy Wolff / Maison Moderne
BANKS

Banks’ credit risks surge to €2.72bn: PWC Luxembourg

Kangkan Halder • 02.10.2023
Nicolas Crochet, co-CEO and co-founder of Funds For Good, on the left, and Fanny Nosetti-Perrot, CEO of Banque de Luxembourg Investments, on the right. Photo: Banque de Luxembourg Investments
FUNDS

BLI and Funds For Good launch two dual-impact equity funds

Kangkan Halder • 02.10.2023
David Claus. Photo: EDB
BANKS

100 finance movers & shakers, from A-Z: Claus-Fessey

Delano.lu • 02.10.2023
Luc Rasschaert, CEO of Wealins, speaking at the Wealth Insurance Forum, 22 September 2023. Photo: Wealins
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Pictures from the first Wealth Insurance Forum

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The steel giant ArcelorMittal’s activities in the grand duchy are covered by three collective agreements: ArcelorMittal Bissen, ArcelorMittal Luxembourg and ArcelorMittal Centre logistique européen (AMCLE). Negotiations for the collective agreement for ArcelorMittal Bissen are about to begin. Photo: Matic Zorman (archives)
INDUSTRY

ArcelorMittal: 2 of 3 collective agreements signed

After nine months of negotiations, ArcelorMittal Luxembourg and labour unions have signed a new collective agreement. Of the steel giant’s three entities in Luxembourg, only ArcelorMittal Bissen has not yet reached an agreement. Negotiations are about to begin.

Jeremy Zabatta • 02.10.2023
As the owner of an SME, Netty Thines argues that the next government should be more prudent and fairer with state finances. Photo: Matic Zorman
POLITICS

Budget management

Duncan Roberts • 02.10.2023
Uniqlo is known for its “lifewear” items such as jumpers and compact down jackets. Photo: Imagera/Uniqlo
RETAIL

Five things to know about Uniqlo in Luxembourg

Catherine Kurzawa • 01.10.2023
Luxembourg City should see strong real estate occupier demand, Lasalle Investment Management said on 26 September 2023. Photo: Shutterstock
MARKETS

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Aaron Grunwald • 29.09.2023
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Maison Moderne • 29.09.2023
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Watch the debate between 7 lead candidates in next month’s parliamentary elections, organised by the Paperjam+Delano Business Club and recorded live on 19 September 2023. Click on ‘play’ here. Image: Maison Moderne
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Watch replay: 7 lead candidates debate housing, taxes, working time

Ahead of this year’s parliamentary elections, the Paperjam+Delano Business Club hosted a debate between seven candidates on 19 September 2023.

Delano.lu • 20.09.2023
The big debate between the leading candidates kicks off at 7pm. Photo: Maison Moderne
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Paperjam.lu • 19.09.2023
Representatives and elected representatives of the country’s main political parties will be discussing taxation, public finances and the financial centre. Photomontage: Maison Moderne
POLITICS

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Paperjam.lu • 27.06.2023
The representatives from seven political parties are taking part in the round table on the economy on Tuesday evening. Photomontage: Maison Moderne
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