The 325-metre-long bridge joining Kirchberg to Limpersberg over the Alzette valley was built back in 1966. The bridge is checked every 3 years and has been undergoing construction work since 2015 to ...
The world has witnessed an explosive growth in the use of artificial intelligence (AI). AI helps optimize processes, improve customer interactions, and extract valuable insights from vast amounts of ...
Milan Hauber has been promoted to partner at Ogier’s Luxembourg office, where he advises on investment funds, fund formation and cross-border transactions for German-speaking clients. The law firm of ...
Total net assets of collective investment undertakings in Luxembourg reached €5.639trn in August 2024, up 0.35% from July and 8.53% year-on-year. The total net assets of Luxembourg-based undertakings ...
The European Court of Justice will once again be examining the economic model of European football and could tear apart the current transfer system. The Chamber of Deputies, meanwhile, will be ...
This weekend, we bid farewell to summer with Long Live The Summer at Luxexpo, a festive event combining DJ sets, creative workshops and conviviality. For cycling fans, the Å koda Tour de Luxembourg ...
For the brokerage giant Marsh, the growth strategy in Luxembourg involves the fund industry. The American group has expanded its offering by building on its CSA cyber self-assessment tool and ...
Altaroc, a French-Swiss private equity firm, has launched in Benelux, offering private investors access to a global portfolio of private equity funds with a minimum entry of €100,000. French-Swiss ...
Nine in ten North American alternative fund managers consider the European market over-regulated, with 61% stating that the regulations are so intricate they pose a barrier to entry. Additionally, ...
Instant payments are on a rapid rise as acceptance grows, but banks remain unprepared, while account-to-account payments threaten to disrupt traditional card transactions, consultancy firm Capgemini ...
Luxembourg’s Banque Havilland is under regulatory scrutiny, with the European Central Bank and the Luxembourg Financial Sector Supervisory Commission allegedly moving to revoke its licence, a ...
The €61m CEO fraud allegedly perpetrated on the charity Caritas is one of the highest ever after the one perpetrated on the Belgian bank Crelan in 2016. But it is not a unique case. Here’s how it ...
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