How Generative AI is reshaping Alternative Investments
PwC I 11:46 am, 24th June
As AI transforms financial services, the alternative investment industry is entering a new phase of transformation. In this interview, Joachim Meyer, Senior Manager at PwC shares his perspective on the opportunities, challenges, and long-term impact of generative AI in alternative investments, as well as Luxembourg’s positioning in this evolving landscape.
US$ 10.4 Trillion AuM by 2030 and a structural role at the heart of European Fund Distribution — PwC report sets out the Luxembourg AWM agenda for 2030
PwC I 10:18 am, 16th June
PwC's Asset and Wealth Management Revolution Europe 2026 identifies how Luxembourg's unique position as Europe's premier fund domicile can be leveraged as AuM surges toward US$48.5 trillion by 2030 and a €10 trillion savings pool awaits mobilisation.
How LuxQuantum is making Quantum Security practical today
LuxQuantum I 5:33 pm, 6th May
With the rise of quantum technologies, cybersecurity challenges are no longer just a future concern – they are already a present reality. Sensitive data can be intercepted today and decrypted tomorrow, putting critical sectors such as finance, healthcare, and public infrastructure at risk. In this context, LuxQuantum adopts a pragmatic approach: securing existing systems now while preparing the transition to a post-quantum era.
PwC Releases EMEA AML Survey
PwC Luxembourg I 2:13 pm, 21st April
Financial institutions across Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) are generally bracing for substantial impacts from anti-money laundering (AML) requirements. More than half are expecting a ‘significant’ (i.e., more than 20% of current AML capacities to meet the requirements) or ‘strong’ (i.e., between 10% to 20% of current AML capacities to meet the requirements) impact in the coming two years, according to PwC’s EMEA AML Survey 2026.
Deloitte Luxembourg announces its new composition of the Executive Committee
Deloitte Luxembourg I 4:45 pm, 27th March
Deloitte Luxembourg is pleased to announce the new composition of its ExecutiveCommittee. Effective 1 June 2026, the new team will support the firm’s ambition to accelerate growth and continue itstransformation, with a clear focus on client centricity, value creation, collaboration, and first-class execution.
Asset managers expand global reach as cross-border registrations hit new peak
PwC I 10:50 am, 24th March
Key highlights:Cross-border registrations reached a new record of 143,617 in 2025, continuing their steady long-term growth.The number of true cross-border funds reached a new high of 14,769, reversing the decline observed in 2024.Luxembourg maintains its leadership, accounting for 51.3% of cross-border fund registrations, followed by Ireland with 39.7%.UCITS continue to dominate global fund distribution, representing over 92% of cross-border funds, while equity funds remain the largest asset class at 49%.
eIDAS 2.0 : ce que les services financiers doivent vraiment savoir
Maxime Heckel, Cédric Jadoul & Laureline Senequier | Deloitte Luxembourg I 11:28 am, 20th March
En mai 2024, entrait en vigueur le règlement européen actualisé (UE) 2024/1183 qui introduit le Portefeuille d'identité numérique européen (EUDI Wallet). D'ici 2026-2027, les États membres devront proposer ces applications numériques à leurs citoyens. Véritable refonte en profondeur du cadre européen de l'identité numérique, le texte étend ces obligations aux grandes entreprises des secteurs régulés, telles que les banques, assurances, gestionnaires de fonds secteur privé. Pour les services financiers luxembourgeois, les implications sont donc concrètes, proches et non négociables.
Digital Assets Conference 2026
Deloitte I 10:08 am, 6th March
Deloitte Luxembourg hosted its fourth Digital Assets Conference (DAC) on 5 March, bringing together leading professionals and innovators to examine the growing convergence between traditional finance and the digital asset economy. Against a backdrop of evolving regulation and increasing market participation, the conference provided a platform to discuss key developments and challenges shaping digital finance in Europe.
ETF Assets under Management set to reach US$35 trillion by 2030, more than doubling ETF assets over the next 5 years?? – PwC 2026 ETF global report reveals
PWC I 11:14 am, 2nd March
New PwC Global research reveals that more than a third of respondents to PwC’s global 2026 ETF survey expect global Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) Assets under Management (AuM) to reach US$35 trillion or higher by June 2030, more than doubling ETF assets over the next 5 years. Nearly 70% believe that global ETF AuM will reach at least US$30 trillion by the end of the decade. This follows an annual growth rate in global ETF AuM of 33% in 2025 compared to 2024 and record global net inflows into ETFs in 2025 of US$2.1 trillion, nearly 3.5 times more than mutual funds.
NextFin Asia: A New Dedicated Fund for the Catapult: Inclusion SE Asia Program to Further Scale Inclusive Finance Fintechs in ASEAN.
LHoFT I 10:43 am, 24th February
Deepening Luxembourg–ASEAN collaboration to mobilize capital for high-impact financial inclusion. The Luxembourg Catapult: Inclusion SE Asia acceleration program will now be supported by NextFin Asia, a newly established dedicated fund launched in partnership with the Luxembourg Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade (MFA) and the Asian Development Bank (ADB).
How the PwC-Finovox alliance is securing trust against document fraud
PwC Luxembourg I 2:29 pm, 7th January
As digital interactions become increasingly central to financial and insurance services, the risk of document fraud is rising across Europe. To address this challenge, PwC Luxembourg and Finovox have joined forces, combining PwC’s forensic expertise and local market knowledge with Finovox’s cutting-edge document verification technology. This collaboration aims to help organisations detect manipulated documents faster, strengthen compliance, and protect the integrity of sensitive information.
