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      1. What’s your risk/reward appetite?

        The European securitisation market fell by almost 40% in 2011. Since 2008, three years of decline have been observed, mainly due to the subprime mortgage scandal in the US and the European sovereign debt crisis. Although the securitisation market decreased in recent years, it is once again a large contributor to the global capital markets, according to PwC Luxembourg.

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      2. Les places financières du Luxembourg et de Casablanca concluent un partenariat dans le domaine des services financiers

        Luxembourg for Finance (LFF), l’agence responsable du développement et de la promotion des services financiers au Grand-Duché, et le Moroccan Financial Board (MFBoard) ont signé aujourd’hui un protocole d’accord formalisant un partenariat entre les deux institutions. Ce protocole d’accord, signé par M. Fernand Grulms, CEO de LFF, et M. Said Ibrahimi, CEO de MFBoard, traduit la volonté des deux parties de coopérer pour promouvoir et développer les places financières du Luxembourg et de Casablanca (Casablanca Finance City).

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      3. KIID: Necessity is the mother of all inventions (part II)

        Part II of the interview with Christopher Stuart–Sinclair and Lou Kiesch from Deloitte Luxembourg: Though so far fund distributors have reacted cautiously to the KIID because of the bad image it might give to some funds, the industry must be aware that in the foreseeable future an investor information document will become compulsory for all types of funds, not only UCITS. 

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      4. Pousser le bouchon de la banque privée plus loin

        Le Luxembourg est un pays où il fait bon vivre, mais la vie nocturne y est moins animée qu’à Londres ou à New York. La place financière est un pilier important de l’économie luxembourgeoise. Tels ont été quelques impressions parmi d’autres d’une vingtaine d’étudiants de la Sorbonne, de l’Université Paris Dauphine et de HEC Paris en voyage d’étude au Luxembourg. LFF leur a tendu le micro.

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      5. Art funds – a beautiful investment

        Passion investments are becoming more and more popular because of their positive impact on portfolios. But there is another side to the coin: the risks surrounding collectible assets are numerous. These risk management aspects in passion investments were highlighted at a conference in Luxembourg organised by the Professional Risk Managers’ International Association (PRMIA). This conference, under the patronage of Luxembourg for Finance, was the third in a series of conferences on passion investments in 2010, after an initial one in Luxembourg in September and another one in Paris in October.

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      6. Excellent financial literacy needed to meet demanding customers

        The Luxembourg financial centre needs to prepare for some major changes that are in sight. In the area of asset management, the trend is towards a more affluent and demanding clientele.There is a second major trend identified in a study conducted by Edouard Franklin, an international executive search boutique: some small private banking players in Luxembourg will disappear, while large structures will expand. 

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      7. DZI voted best Luxembourg wealth manager

        Good news for a Luxembourg-based bank. DZ BANK International (DZI) has been ranked third among the wealth management companies in German-speaking Europe. The Luxembourg bank closely follows the winners, Julius Bär and Credit Suisse Deutschland and tops the Luxembourg country ranking. This is the result of the respected German “Fuchsbriefetests”, conducted once a year. In an interview with LFF, Andreas Neugebauer, CEO of DZ BANK International, speaks about the importance of such an award, the attractiveness of wealth management in Luxembourg and about the future of banking secrecy.

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