When Luxembourg’s financial watchdog granted Investre the country’s first control agent licence this summer, it marked a quiet milestone in Europe’s race to digitise finance. For Georges Bock, Investre’s founder and former KPMG partner turned blockchain …

Artificial intelligence offers meaningful efficiency in withholding tax recovery, but expertise remains critical. Both elements can (and must) work together. AI is reshaping how financial services manage information and process data. In the complex world …

The recent developments in the Middle East make one thing absolutely clear: president Donald Trump deserves the Nobel Peace Prize. This is the logical conclusion if we look at what the prize is supposed to reward: concrete peace achievements that save …

Artificial intelligence has unleashed an energy race across big tech, one investors can no longer ignore. Vast data centres now compete not only for computing power but also for electricity and water, forcing technology leaders to rethink how they source …

The public markets are shrinking, but private capital is booming, and Luxembourg is quietly building the exchange of the future. There was a time when every ambitious entrepreneur dreamed of ringing the bell at a stock exchange. The IPO was a …

Pimco chief executive Emmanuel Roman warned that the asset-management industry’s obsession with attracting cash risks diluting performance and investor trust. “My philosophy is simple. I try to do a good job with the money I already manage,” Pimco Chief …

After years of underperformance, investors are once again paying attention to commodities. They are using gold to hedge against higher inflation but also recognize the growth potential tied to the energy transition. Commodity prices are known for their …

So far this year, the euro has appreciated by no less than 13 percent against the US dollar. That drop in the dollar’s value — because that’s what it really is—was first explained as America discarding its “exceptionalism” under Trump. Then came the …

In October, the US failed to deliver one of its most closely watched economic reports: the monthly jobs data. The blackout has deepened doubts over whether the world’s largest economy can still produce reliable data, even once the releases resume. The …

Equity markets in emerging countries extended their strong performance from the first six months of 2025 into the third quarter. Led by heavyweight China, as well as Colombia, Egypt, Peru, Thailand, and South Africa, the segment delivered a 10 percent …

No room for complacency, says Luxembourg fund tokenizer

WTax: AI in withholding tax: substance over hype

Donald Trump and the Nobel Peace Prize

Energy efficiency is the new driver in big tech

The death of IPOs, long live Luxembourg

Pimco’s ceo Roman warns fund industry against AUM-obsession

‘Gold could still double in price’

Chart of the week: the euro is heavily overvalued

The US is entering an era of ‘post-truth statistics’

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