Providing access to private market funds may be a “niche” part of the alternatives space, but it could be the key to keeping private banks relevant, according to . 

Also in this issue:

·      LSAP president talks about rethinking the current tax system;

·     A business report about the rise of B Corps,  with Innpact, GoToFreedom and Seismic business leaders weighing in;

·     Amrop’s on the need for private market investors to step up their “people due diligence” practices;

·     A conversation with HEC Liège Luxembourg’s Zoltan Horvath and Jens Hoellermann about the school’s private equity certification getting a critical boost;

·     Brasserie Nationale’s Mathias Lentz reflects on a “positive year” after two challenging ones and what’s in store for the brewery for 2023, including international expansion;

·     A focus on Fifa spending and the Luxembourg Football Federation in numbers, ahead of the World Cup in Qatar;

·     An essay on attracting medical professionals to the grand duchy, as population is expected to rise; 

·     Razvan-Petru Radu, president of the Romania Luxembourg Business Forum (RomLux), on 15 years of economic relations between the two countries;

·     Deputy director of the Zentrum fir Politesch Bildung Michèle Schlit on promoting citizenship through a better understanding of democracy; and more. 

In conversation with Banque de Luxembourg director and head of business development Lucienne Andring Maison Moderne

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A focus on Fifa spending and the Luxembourg Football Federation in numbers, ahead of the World Cup in Qatar Maison Moderne

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A conversation with LSAP president Yves Cruchten Maison Moderne

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Business report about the rise of B Corps Maison Moderne

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A conversation with HEC Liège Luxembourg’s Zoltan Horvath and Jens Hoellermann. Maison Moderne

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An essay on attracting medical professionals to the grand duchy. Maison Moderne

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Gusto – Comfort food Maison Moderne

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Paperjam + Delano Business Club newsletter. Maison Moderne

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About Delano

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