Bruno Valersteinas has been formally appointed as Chief Executive Officer at OneLife per 1 August, replacing Antonio Corpas who passed away due to an accident in January. OneLife said that Valersteinas' appointment has been approved by the Commissariat …

Reserved alternative investment fund registrations (Raifs) in July continued a moderate recovery from a slowdown earlier this year, with 31 new Raifs added to the Luxembourg Business Register list. The statistic for July continues three months of growth …

Banque Internationale à Luxembourg (BIL), a Chinese-owned systemic bank in Luxembourg, on Monday posted a robust financial performance for the first half, revealing a net profit of 103 million euro, up from 68 million in the same period a year earlier. …

Ah, September! That halcyon month when the aroma of freshly sharpened pencils mingles with the remnants of sunscreen. Welcome back, fund and asset managers in Luxembourg — Yes, you, with your tanned glow and a back-to-work gleam in your eye. Your office …

Long-term inflation expectations have risen this year. In fact, just when central banks decided a few months ago to go the extra mile to push inflation down, expectations rose further. Are investors already preparing for a regime change regarding …

The Luxembourg legislator has done it again: with Bill 8183 (the “Bill”), which recently has passed the Luxembourg Parliament, entering into force on 28 July 2023, the Luxembourg funds toolbox has been carefully modernised. Diligent evolution, rather than …

Chinese growth is disappointing. Global asset managers are liquidating large parts of their equity positions in the country, resulting in falling share prices. It seems like a godsend for bargain hunters, but passionate China investors are also on their …

KPMG Luxembourg announced Wednesday an agreement with developer BPI Real Estate to develop a new headquarters building in Kirchberg for its audit, tax and advisory services activities. The deal includes developing a new 31,000-square-meter headquarters on …

An inconvenient truth about the financial industry is that it cannot be trusted; there have been too many scandals to remember. Common solutions, such as rules and regulations, no longer seem to be improving trust, necessitating the exploration of new …

Superlatives are raining down on India, which seems to have passed China as the promised country for emerging market investors. “It looks like the stars are really all aligned this time.” The Indian stock market, larger than France and the UK combined and …

Bruno Valersteinas replaces Corpas as OneLife CEO

New Raif registrations show moderate recovery in July

BIL client deposits fall as earnings surge on rate hikes

In Flux: Luxembourg asset scene sizzles

Chart of the week: regime change or oil?

Modernising investments: Luxembourg has done it again

Problems in China upset even enthusiasts

KPMG plans new HQ on current BGL-BNP Paribas site

A license for retail investors could reduce regulation

Everything falls into place for boisterous India