Transfers: Hugo Bänziger appointed chair of Quintet board
This week’s overview of people transfers and appointments in and around Luxembourg includes updates from Quintet Private Bank, Banque Raiffeisen and PWC Luxembourg.
Transfers: Capitalatwork, Apex, EY, Partners Group, Northern Trust
This week’s overview of people transfers and appointments in and around Luxembourg includes updates from Capitalatwork, Apex Group, EY Luxembourg, Partners Group, and Northern Trust.
Mid-sized ManCos drive Luxembourg’s alternatives surge
The number of licensed management companies in Luxembourg has held steady at 298. But this surface stability masks a quiet transformation in the Grand Duchy’s asset services industry.
Rothschild & Co picks Luxembourg as wealth management hub
Rothschild & Co has opened a new wealth management office in Luxembourg under its Rothschild Martin Maurel brand.
Transfers: updates from TMF Group, FNZ, Deloitte and Linklaters
This week’s overview of executive appointments in and around Luxembourg includes updates from TMF Group, FNZ, Deloitte and Linklaters.
Benjamin Cordonnier named CEO at Astorg
Private equity firm Astorg, headquartered in Luxembourg, has announced a change in senior leadership, appointing Benjamin Cordonnier as chief executive officer.
Transfers: LuxCMA, Linklaters Luxembourg, ISSA, CBRE
This week’s overview of people transfers and appointments in and around Luxembourg includes updates from the Luxembourg Capital Markets Association, law firm Linklaters, the International Securities Services Association (ISSA), and CBRE.
Transfers: S&S, Clifford Chance, Carmignac, NBIM, Fasanara
This week’s overview includes updates from Simmons & Simmons, Clifford Chance, Carmignac, Northern Trust, and NBIM.
Transfers: Linklaters, M&G, Triodos, Flow, Goldman Sachs
This week’s overview of people transfers and appointments in and around Luxembourg includes updates from Linklaters, M&G Investments, Triodos Investment Management, Flow Traders and Goldman Sachs Asset Management.
Blackrock tops fund inflows in Q1 as Aberdeen and Eurizon retreat
European fund managers pulled in 161 billion euros in the first quarter of 2025, led by Blackrock and a surge in passive strategies.