Finance

The EU’s finance ministers met up to discuss the union’s socioeconomic situation as well as a VAT reform. The Ecofin and Eurogroup meeting marked Pierre Gramegna’s last participation. Photo: Mario Salerno
MARKETS

EU finance ministers adopt VAT reform

European finance ministers on 7 December reached an agreement to update VAT regulation after the European Commission had proposed a reform in 2018. This decision fell during finance minister Pierre Gramegna’s last Ecofin and Eurogroup meetings.

Tracy Heindrichs • 12/07/2021
Companies on the list are chosen for their innovation and tech that provide solutions to the industry.  Photo: Shutterstock
FINTECH

Three Luxembourg companies in RegTech100 list

Delano.lu • 12/07/2021
Carole Miltgen of Prisma poses with her laptop bag beside a sculpture by Laure Mackel, which is located in the meeting room across from her office. Photo: Matic Zorman
FUNDS

What’s on my desk: Canvas laptop bag, charging bank and a change of shoes

Aaron Grunwald • 12/07/2021
Sinead O’Donnell, director, DO Recruitment Advisors, sees junior staff hired into managerial positions. Photo credit: Blitz Agency; Illustration: Maison Moderne
MARKETS

Junior staff command bigger jobs and higher salaries

Josephine Shillito • 12/07/2021
Nadja Borges, Saltgate Management’s new chief innovation officer, had to use her networks and take advice to overcome a negotiation problem. Picture: Fotostudio Zurich; Illustration: Maison Moderne
FUNDS

The stories people tell when they go home at night matter: Nadja Borges’s lessons learned

Josephine Shillito • 12/07/2021
Jan Willems, Head of Product Management Global Markets at Clearstream. Clearstream
BRAND VOICE - MARKETS

Facilitating access to emerging markets

Clearstream • 12/06/2021
In the balance, 26 jobs are threatened out of a total of 97 employees, i.e. 27% of the workforce of Natixis Wealth Management in Luxembourg. (Photo: Shutterstock)
BANKS

Social plan at Natixis Wealth Management

Jeremy Zabatta • 12/02/2021
The Tax Gap is decreasing in the EU, but still represents €134bn--of which €267m in Luxembourg--of loss of a budget that theoretically would go towards public goods and services.  Photo: Shutterstock
EUROPE

Luxembourg lost €267m in taxes in 2019

Tracy Heindrichs • 12/02/2021
The European Commission comes down hard on anti-competition activity Shutterstock
MARKETS

UBS, Barclays, RBS, HSBC and Credit Suisse fined €344m

Josephine Shillito • 12/02/2021
ICBC celebrates green bond listing in Luxembourg NADER GHAVAMI
FUNDS

Luxembourg Stock Exchange rings bell for China green bond

Josephine Shillito • 12/02/2021
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    The Association of the Luxembourg Fund Industry’s two-day Private Equity and Real Estate Conference was held digitally on Tuesday 30 November and Wednesday 1 December, with many of the speakers participating from the European Convention Center in Kirchberg. Photo: Matic Zorman / Maison Moderne
    FUNDS

    Real estate & infrastructure funds in spotlight at industry confab

    Aaron Grunwald • 12/02/2021
    The real estate funds survey presented by the Association of the Luxembourg Fund Industry on 1 December 2021 was conducted in partnership with Deloitte Luxembourg. Illustration: Shutterstock
    FUNDS

    Real estate funds were resilient in 2021

    Aurélie Boob • 12/02/2021
    The economic backdrop for Europe is increasingly positive, with a recovery that appears to be well under way (Photo : Capital Group)
    BRAND VOICE - FUNDS

    Europe : Reasons for (cautious) optimism

    Capital Group • 12/02/2021
    The Association of the Luxembourg Fund Industry’s two-day Private Equity and Real Estate Conference was held digitally on Tuesday 30 November and Wednesday 1 December, with many of the speakers participating from the European Convention Center in Kirchberg. Photo: Matic Zorman / Maison Moderne
    FUNDS

    Private equity and real estate funds focus of forum

    Aaron Grunwald • 12/01/2021
    From left: Douglass Welch of Pemberton Asset Management and Hilary Fitzgibbon of Ares Management say the private debt trend is here to stay, seen at the Association of the Luxembourg Fund Industry conference, 30 November 2021. Photo: ALFI/LaLa La Photo
    PRIVATE EQUITY

    Covid crisis boosts private debt fund AUM in Luxembourg

    Josephine Shillito • 12/01/2021
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