Tax changes in the US are felt in many places around the world, and the recent tax update across the pond, passed in late 2017, is no exception.

Just as customer experience has become a crucial part of every company's success, citizen experience is climbing the public sector's priority ladder

IFRS 9 has been in force for several months now. In examining how banks have applied the transitional requirements in their 2017 year-end reports, we found them adept at presenting the impacts of the new standards.

Canada, Japan, Jersey, Guernsey, and Switzerland got the green light with ESMA seeing no obstacles to giving them the passport.

Last night, 18 May, the European Commission published its last set of delegated acts (also in the form of regulation – directly applicable across Member States).

Britain's exit from the EU means that the benefits of the EU Arbitration Convention will no longer be available to tax treaty disputes between the UK the EU. The EU Arbitration Convention is considered...

The Circular applies to credit institutions, investment firms, asset managers and alternative investment fund managers (AIFMs).

On the 14th of October, 2019, the CSSF published its press release 19/49 presenting the results of the EMIR IFM questionnaire sent in August 2018...

On 2 September 2019, the CSSF ("regulator") published undated Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) concerning the Undertakings for Collective Investment and the Alternative Investment Fund Managers.

IFRS 9 is here! Applicable since 1 January 2018, the new reporting standard seeks to ensure the solvency health of banks.

On 18 February 2016, the Luxembourg tax authorities published a revised version of the administrative circular ECHA n°3 initially published on 31 July 2015.

Luxembourg has a lot to offer in a lot of areas. Its capital city is charming, its countryside idyllic.

On 31 January 2018, the High-Level Expert Group (HLEG) on Sustainable Finance, set up by the European Commission in December 2016, delivered its final report and recommendations.

Brexit has become a reality: the UK government recently triggered article 50 of the EU Treaty, officially starting the UK's withdrawal procedure from the EU.

Luxembourg's investment management industry has a new buzzword, a new obsession, a new battlefield: MiFID II.

The Solvency II Directive came into effect on 1 January 2016, setting new capital requirements based mostly on the risks embedded on the asset side of balance sheets.

No matter how robust a healthcare system is, it can never—much like the human body itself—be impervious to changes wrought by time.

Many companies have issued their 2017 financial reports, disclosing the impacts of IFRS 9 and 15, which became applicable at the start of this year.

Some time has now passed since the new transfer pricing circular for financing companies in Luxembourg ("Circular") was passed, and I would like to share with you three insights that I have gained...

The newness of digital-age fintech seems to have worn off. There is less surprise at the concept of online-only banks, less indignation at robots giving investment advice ...