The Association of the Luxembourg Fund Industry’s European Asset Management Conference, 22 March 2022. Photo: Matic Zorman

The Association of the Luxembourg Fund Industry’s European Asset Management Conference, 22 March 2022. Photo: Matic Zorman

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The Association of the Luxembourg Fund Industry’s European Asset Management Conference, 22 March 2022. Photo: Matic Zorman
Lucilla Lorenz, Value & Risk Valuation Services; Jens-Peter Jäger, Value & Risk Valuation Services. Photo: Matic Zorman
Sarah Noville, Zeidler Group; Corinne Lamesch, Association of the Luxembourg Fund Industry and Fidelity International; Illa Molnar, British embassy in Luxembourg. Photo: Matic Zorman
Pascaline Poullain, Quantalys; Julie Pierre, Brown Brothers Harriman. Photo: Matic Zorman
Corinne Prinz, Arendt & Medernach; Marie-Christine O’Mahony, Linklaters. Photo: Matic Zorman
Lee Provost, GFA; Martin Bell, Aviva Investors. Photo: Matic Zorman

The Association of the Luxembourg Fund Industry opened its two-day European Asset Management Conference on Tuesday.

The morning session during day one (Tuesday 22 March) examined economic and policy trends, and featured a CEO panel that covered several strategic challenges.

(DP), Luxembourg’s newish finance minister, . , head of the Luxembourg financial regular CSSF, .

The afternoon session focussed on environmental, social and governance () criteria and the EU’s , which looms large over the funds sector.

The conference was a hybrid event. About one-third of attendees logged on to the livestream, , Alfi’s chair, said in her remarks.

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