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Panellists discussed ways to make Luxembourg more attractiveness at a gala dinner organised by EY Luxembourg at the Cercle Cité on 15 June 2023. From left to right: Olivier Coekelbergs (country managing partner, EY Luxembourg), Claude Marx (director general, CSSF), Carole Muller (CEO, Fischer), Lize-Mari Barnes (general manager Luxembourg/global CFO, Swiss Re), Norbert Becker (serial entrepreneur). Photo: Romain Gamba/Maison Moderne
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FINANCE & LEGAL

Luxembourg: “A small country with big dreams”

To launch its annual Luxembourg attractiveness survey, EY Luxembourg on 15 June hosted a gala dinner at the Cercle Cité, during which panellists from different sectors of the country’s economy talked about how to attract talent, entrepreneurship, financial regulation and more.

Lydia Linna • 16.06.2023
“In this election year, now more than ever, Luxembourg’s national objectives are a critical topic of discussion for politicians, lawmakers, business owners and citizens alike. The strategies set out now will play an important role in attracting or discouraging FDI [foreign direct investment] in the country over the next few years,” said Olivier Coekelbergs, country manager partner of EY Luxembourg. Archive photo: Matic Zorman/Maison Moderne
FINANCE & LEGAL

Inclination to invest at highest in 20 years, says EY survey

Lydia Linna • 15.06.2023
The Paperjam+Delano Business Club hosted, at the PwC premises in Cloche d’Or on 6 June 2023, a roundtable with members of parliament representing the main parties to discuss some of current economic challenges facing the country and the type of companies they want to attract in Luxembourg to maintain its positive momentum. Pictured: Tommy Klein (Piratepartei), Gary Diderich (déi Lénk), François Benoy (déi Gréng), Franz Fayot (LSAP), Lex Delles (DP), Claude Wiseler (CSV) and Fred Keup (ADR). Photos: Eva Krins/Maison Moderne
ECONOMY

Competitiveness and sustainable development: Which companies for Luxembourg?

Sylvain Barrette • 08.06.2023
From left to right: Michèle Eisenhuth, Claude Niedner and Jean-Marc Ueberecken form Arendt’s new management team. Photo: Marie Russillo / Arendt
FINANCE & LEGAL

Philippe Dupont steps down as co-chairman of Arendt

Léna Fernandes • 06.06.2023
The EU lacks harmonisation in the taxation of income from securities, leading to the possibility of double taxation for cross-border investment income, according to a paper published by Better Finance and DSW. Photo: Shutterstock
FINANCE & LEGAL

Double taxation persists on securities income amid EU tax harmonisation gap: survey

Kangkan Halder • 01.06.2023
Norman Finster, Consulting Partner, Alternative Investments Leader, EY Luxembourg Crédit photo: EY Luxembourg
BRAND VOICE - FINANCE & LEGAL

The road to ELTIF 2.0 is paved with operational challenges for  the industry

EY Luxembourg • 25.05.2023
Allen & Overy, represented here by Frank Mausen and Patrick Mischo for the Luxembourg office, will gain expanded access to the US, said the statement announcing the merger with Shearman & Sterling. Archive photo: Maison Moderne
FINANCE & LEGAL

Allen & Overy and Shearman & Sterling to merge

Thierry Labro • 22.05.2023
Boris Rohwedder – Director, Forensic and AML/Anti-Financial Crime, Tamara Czetto  - Manager, Michael Weis – Anti-Financial Crime Leader PwC
BRAND VOICE - FINANCE & LEGAL

Make your Whistleblowing system work (for you)

Boris Rohwedder – Tamara Czetto – Michael Weis  • 15.05.2023
Luxembourg’s draft tax law “clearly lacks ambition” according to Atoz partner Hugues Henaff. Library photo: Matic Zorman / Maison Moderne
INSTITUTIONS

Legal expert warns new tax bill diminishes taxpayer rights

Yusuf Yassin • 28.04.2023
Craig Blair and Aurore Boussemard, Franklin Templeton Maison Moderne
BRAND VOICE - KNOWLEDGE

The industry challenges dialogue

ALFI • 28.04.2023
Stefan Staedter, partner at Arendt & Medernach, specialises in regulated and unregulated fund work.  Photo: Matic Zorman / Maison Moderne
FINANCE & LEGAL

What’s on my desk: stress ball, model ship, Eltif birthday cake

Jeff Palms • 28.04.2023
Philipp von Restorff started as CEO of the non-profit corporate governance training and standards body Institut Luxembourgeois des Administrateurs (Luxembourg Institute of Directors) on 1 March 2023. Photo: Matic Zorman / Maison Moderne
MARKETS

“The lasting success of an organisation stands and falls with governance”

Lydia Linna • 25.04.2023
Sonia Guerder , Senior Manager, PwC's Academy . Olivier Toussaint / Hans Lucas
BRAND VOICE - FINANCE & LEGAL

The operational effectiveness challenge in training delivery

PWC LUXEMBOURG • 24.04.2023
Since the beginning of the year, 287 companies have been declared bankrupt and 312 have been liquidated. Photos: Shutterstock/Montage: Maison Moderne
ECONOMY

Nearly 600 companies in bankruptcy or liquidation at beginning of year

Maëlle Hamma • 19.04.2023
Olaf Kordes, managing director of Luxempart, seen in August 2022. Library photo: Romain Gamba
PRIVATE EQUITY

Luxempart ‘heir’ to Capza’s Coutot-Roehrig stake

Aaron Grunwald • 19.04.2023
After the opening of its first satellite offices in Windhof and Belval, KPMG will move to Potaschberg near the German border in January 2024. Photo: KPMG
FINANCE & LEGAL

Satellite offices and the Big Four: a strategy for everyone

Mathilde Obert • 17.04.2023
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