ABBL: Collective bargaining agreement in the banking sector
Collective bargaining agreement in the banking sector.
Collective bargaining agreement in the banking sector.
The European AIF market is one of the fastest growing in the financial sector. To help financial market participants to stay on top of current trends in the AIF space, the AKD Quarterly Update provides information on selected Luxembourg and Dutch legal, tax and regulatory matters within the AIF industry.
According to the July 2024 euro area bank lending survey (BLS) euro area banks reported a small further net tightening of their credit standards.
A PwC report highlighting recommendations to the leadership of the Luxembourgish banking industry regarding the ECB’s latest priorities and with two areas not directly covered by the ECB: Tax- and Anti-Money Laundering (AML)-related matters..
Luxembourg hosted the second-largest number of EU cross-border investment firms last year, according to a report released on Monday by the bloc’s markets regulator. https://www.luxtimes.lu/europeanunion/luxembourg-second-in-eu-for-cross-border-investment-services/16088169.html
Luxembourg is set to introduce targeted tax reforms to attract top talent, boost business and strengthen financial services. The reforms are part of a series of 16 measures laid out by Luxembourg’s Minister of Finance Gilles Roth and approved by the Council of Government on 17 July.
Explore KPMG’s annual analysis of the banking market, based on statistical and annual accounts data.
The Council reached an agreement (general approach) on new rules for withholding tax procedures (FASTER).
ING announces closure of retail banking in Luxembourg.
Finance Minister Gilles Roth has urged ING Luxembourg to provide a “proper solution” for clients facing sudden account closures, as the CSSF closely monitors the developing situation.
Speech by Piero Cipollone, Member of the Executive Board of the ECB, at the ECB conference on “An innovative and integrated European retail payments market”
Banking income grew by 42% as state-owned company benefited from higher interest rates