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Luxembourg may be a small country in size but it punches well above its geographical weight as a centre for funds.

The RAIF is intended to be a flexible and efficient structure. Its regime is substantially based on the one applicable to the specialised investment fund (SIF).

A discussion on circular CSSF 12/540, which aims to provide clarification regarding compartments of investment funds that have been approved by the CSSF but not yet launched, or that have been launched but have become inactive or are in liquidation, and regarding information to be provided to the regulator in these cases.

Advisers to collective investment funds are henceforth included in the scope of application of the 1993 financial services legislation.

FinTech leads the way in the rapidly changing world of financial services, and the industry is keen to position Luxembourg as an innovation hub.

There is a future for a relationship between London and Luxembourg post-Brexit that builds on the years of partnership between the City and the Grand Duchy – and not on competition between the two financial centres.

Luxembourg's now-adopted reform bill which modernises the 1915 Companies Act includes changes to company liquidation, incorporation and capital increase procedures.

This is the third and last step towards the modernisation of the Luxembourg Trade and Companies Register initiated a few years ago.

Luxembourg has enhanced its existing limited partnership regime in 2013, adding the special limited partnership to its range of investment vehicles designed for the alternative investment and private equity industry.

Luxembourg financial regulator CSSF has addressed issues raised by the introduction in January 2018 of the European Union's regulation on Packaged Retail and Insurance-based Investment Products and its requirement for such products to provide investors with a Key Information Document.

Luxembourg’s Financial Sector Supervisory Authority has formally abolished the grand duchy’s promoter approval rules applicable to the establishment of investment funds as part of new rules on the authorisation and organisation of management companies.

'Digital' has been a common buzzword for several years now, but subject to a wide range of interpretations in terms of impact and debate regarding the ways of developing a so-called digital strategy in banks.

Luxembourg has been recognised across the world as offshore vehicles that can be successfully used in a variety of International Business, carry out commercial and industrial activities. Luxembourg is a member of the European Union and member of the Eurozone.

The Luxembourg fund industry has always been characterised by an environment of investor protection-led regulatory constraints imposed by either European and national legislators...

Grand Duchy of Luxembourg provides for a sound environment for international investments in today's unstable global economic context.