Wealth Management

Finance
Delano sat down with Fabio Mandorino and Camille Seillès, both from the Luxembourg Bankers’ Association (ABBL) and Bernard Lhoest, a former banking leader at EY, now retired, in separate interviews to discuss the future challenges facing the financial sector in Luxembourg 10 years after the end of banking secrecy for non-residents. Photos: Romain Gamba, Nader Ghavami, Matic Zorman. Montage: Maison Moderne
WEALTH MANAGEMENT

10 years later: transparency is required but costly

In the sixth and final part of a series on the end of banking secrecy for non-residents, Delano reports on the benefits of Luxembourg being perceived as a stable country, the work being done for the country to keep its edge over the competition and the efforts undertaken against virtual tax evasion.

Sylvain Barrette • 16.09.2023
Delano sat down with Camille Seillès from the Luxembourg Bankers’ Association (ABBL) to discuss the challenges facing the financial sector in Luxembourg in the last 10 years after the end of banking secrecy for non-residents. Source: ABBL
WEALTH MANAGEMENT

10 years later: the overwhelming data challenge

Sylvain Barrette • 15.09.2023
Delano sat down with Camille Seillès and Fabio Mandorino, both from the Luxembourg Bankers’ Association (ABBL), and Bernard Lhoest, a recently retired former banking leader at EY, in separate interviews to discuss the challenges facing the financial sector in Luxembourg in the last 10 years after the end of banking secrecy for non-residents. Photo: Romain Gamba,  Matic Zorman, Montage/Maison Moderne
WEALTH MANAGEMENT

10 years later: Brexit and active client prospection

Sylvain Barrette • 14.09.2023
Delano sat down with Fabio Mandorino and Camille Seillès, both from the Luxembourg Bankers’ Association (ABBL) and Bernard Lhoest, a retired and former banking leader at EY, in separate interviews to discuss the challenges facing the financial sector in Luxembourg in the last 10 years after the end of banking secrecy for non-residents. Photo: Matic Zorman, Nader Ghavami, Romain Gamba, Montage/Maison Moderne
WEALTH MANAGEMENT

10 years later: it was not so bad after all

Sylvain Barrette • 13.09.2023
Delano sat down with Camille Seillès from the Luxembourg Bankers’ Association (ABBL) in an interview to discuss the challenges facing the financial sector in Luxembourg 10 years ago when banking secrecy ended for non-residents. Photo: Romain Gamba/Maison Moderne
WEALTH MANAGEMENT

10 years later: the costly automatic exchange of information

Sylvain Barrette • 12.09.2023
Delano sat down with Camille Seillès (right) from the Luxembourg Bankers’ Association (ABBL), and Bernard Lhoest (left), now retired and a former banking leader at EY, in separate interviews to discuss the challenges facing the financial sector in Luxembourg 10 years ago when banking secrecy ended for non-residents. Photoa: Nader Ghavami, Matic Zorman. Montage: Maison Moderne
WEALTH MANAGEMENT

10 years later: the slow-moving financial information earthquake

Sylvain Barrette • 11.09.2023
When making a decision on what to invest in, “it should be something that’s bottom-up,” says Spuerkeess investment and portfolio manager Bryan Ferrari. Photo: Matic Zorman / Maison Moderne
EXPAT GUIDE

Making green(er) investment decisions

Natalie A. Gerhardstein • 31.08.2023
Negotiations at Fuchs & Associés Finance have failed to produce a redundancy plan, according to trade unions. Archive photo: Maison Moderne
WEALTH MANAGEMENT

No redundancy plan reached for Fuchs & Associés Finance

Mathilde Obert • 24.08.2023
Banque de Luxembourg chief finance officer Stephane Bouvy says the bank is working on several use cases to support business processes and anti-money laundering compliance. Photo: Lynn Theisen / Banque de Luxembourg
WEALTH MANAGEMENT

AI “represents an additional way of exploiting data” for banks

Yusuf Yassin • 18.08.2023
The board of directors of the Global Fund Risk association, from left to right: François Chauvet, Michael Derwael, Luc Neuberg and Serge de Cillia. Photo: Guy Wolff / Maison Moderne
WEALTH MANAGEMENT

Launch of the Global Fund Risk association

Marc Fassone • 08.08.2023
“Our staff in Luxembourg will play a key role in managing our various activities in Europe,” explained Indosuez’s CEO, Jacques Prost. Photo: Indosuez Wealth Management
WEALTH MANAGEMENT

Jacques Prost: “It’s a very ambitious project!”

Thierry Labro • 07.08.2023
Despite the name, family offices are not usually family-run businesses. Instead they offer advice and services to ultra-high-net-worth individuals or families. Photo: Hoi An Photographer/Unsplash
WEALTH MANAGEMENT

Jargon buster: family offices

Yusuf Yassin • 04.08.2023
“This proposed alliance will be an important step in our development in Europe,” comments the Indosuez CEO. Photo: Olivier Minaire
WEALTH MANAGEMENT

Indosuez acquires majority stake in Degroof Petercam

Delano.lu • 04.08.2023
Cybercrime tutorials are readily available and potential damage is colossal. Cybercriminals’ actions are also driving the market for cybersecurity solutions, and there’s no end in sight. Photo: Shutterstock
WEALTH MANAGEMENT

Cyberdefence market estimated at $1.5trn to $2trn

Thierry Labro • 31.07.2023
If the United States or Europe are to become independent in semiconductors, massive investment--especially by the private sector--in research and development will be essential. Photo; Shutterstock
WEALTH MANAGEMENT

R&D around semiconductor miniaturisation to be key

Thierry Labro • 24.07.2023
Active investors often seek to perform better than the market average, but consistently performing above par can prove difficult for even the best portfolio managers. Photo: Mike Haupt/Unsplash
WEALTH MANAGEMENT

Jargon buster: active and passive investing

Yusuf Yassin • 24.07.2023
Top
  1. 1
    Funds
    State Street, PwC, JPMorgan, Arendt top fund service provider rankings in Luxembourg
  2. 2
    Wealth Management
    10 years later: it was not so bad after all
  3. 3
    Funds
    $1.5trn private credit market sees rise in customisation and retail participation
  4. 4
    Institutions
    Rotary Club raises €8k for animal-assisted therapy
  5. 5
    Culture
    Couch university: Barbie, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel