Try to be a well-rounded ‘Swiss Army knife,’ says young private banker
After studying politics, Jean-Paul Daragjati set his sights on finance through a hands-on master’s in wealth management at the University of Luxembourg. Now a private banker at Edmond de Rothschild, he says the secret to success is to never stop learning.
Demand for compliance talent a 2026 priority for Luxembourg recruiters
With the start of a new year, the professionals making the wheels of Luxembourg’s funds sector spin may be considering changing jobs. Recruitment experts share their perspectives on the state of the industry and the trends shaping it.
Weather aside, Luxembourg is winning over young bankers
Luxembourg is full of opportunities to explore the world of private banking and make your mark, explain two young bankers at Citi. Despite the country’s dreary climate, they highlight the Grand Duchy as an appealing place for young people starting out in the industry.
The next generation of private banking still relies on trust, says Quintet's Charles Desnos
As the world of private banking expands to the next generation of clients, non-traditional sectors are rising while the need for a personal touch remains the same, says 27-year-old Charles Desnos at Quintet Private Bank.
AI momentum stirs old memories as investors stay watchful
The global race to dominate artificial intelligence may feel a world away from Luxembourg, yet the Grand Duchy’s private banks and asset managers are watching the frenzy with growing interest.
Quintet, Pictet, Artemis see European equities as back in vogue
European equities are getting more interesting, say asset management and private banking experts at Quintet, Pictet and Artemis Investment Management.
Great wealth transfer: Indosuez evolves to meet next gen needs
Indosuez Wealth Management is addressing changing demographics in wealth by developing more sustainable offerings and management solutions based on exchange-traded funds (ETFs), all while ensuring that they gain and maintain the trust of younger clients.
Next generation drives family office appetite for private equity
Despite tough times for private markets in recent years, family offices are seeing increased interest in private equity and venture capital, especially among the younger generation.
CSSF chief warns financial sector risks missing the AI revolution
Claude Marx, head of Luxembourg’s financial regulator CSSF, has sent a stark warning to the financial sector: Europe’s banks and asset managers are already falling behind in the race to adopt artificial intelligence. “We are facing an economic revolution and we should embrace it,” he said.
AI becomes dividing line between progress and obsolescence
Artificial intelligence has become the dividing line between progress and obsolescence in Luxembourg’s financial industry.