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Luxembourg Report 2021

Luxembourg Report 2021

Luxembourg Report 2021

In a challenging time for all aspects of financial services, Luxembourg – Europe’s largest fund domicile – is determined to leverage all emerging opportunities and mitigate any accompanying risks. This report explores Luxembourg’s ongoing appeal for fund managers and services providers, the growth of private debt and real estate funds, the importance of Luxembourg’s reputation for stability and supervision, and the need to recruit and train the right talent.
The ‘Luxembourg Report 2021’ special report comprises zero separate articles listed below, these can be read individually or as a sequence.
It may be one of Europe’s smallest countries, but Luxembourg has never lacked for ambition.
The Grand Duchy is set to capture an important chunk of the growing global market for alternative investment funds.
By Jevgeniy Nesch and Virginie Leroy, AKD –  Private equity and venture capital are amongst the key investment fund strategies showing the strongest growth in the last decades. Even if at the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic, some PE and
If any jurisdiction can claim to be the home of the global fund industry, it is Luxembourg. The Grand Duchy is the second largest investment fund centre worldwide and the first in Europe, with an 8.8 per cent global market
Visitors to Luxembourg are often surprised and pleased to discover that public transport is free. Step onto a tram in Luxembourg city, and there is no conductor to pay, and no machine to stamp tickets. In a drive to tackle
By Dr Marcus Peter & Irina Stoliarova – 2020 was a challenging year for the Luxembourg funds market. Despite a strong start in January and February, the Covid-19 pandemic caused a slowdown to fund set-up and net asset developments due
By Stephane Pesch – The private equity and venture capital industries have shown tremendous growth and have attracted lots of attention and new investors over the last years due to their inherent qualities (strong performance and returns, long term approach, focus
One of Luxembourg’s big advantages has always been its small size, which has allowed successive governments to introduce new rules with a speed and nimbleness that bigger nations would struggle to replicate. Time and again, the Grand Duchy has used
Astia, the global organisation investing in businesses with women leaders, has hired UK-based Leanne Case as Director of Astia Connect – its programmes for engaging the Astia Advisor expert community to ensure the success of high-growth startups.  In this role,

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