Luxembourg’s financial sector set for wider adoption of AI

Although usage of artificial intelligence in the Luxembourg financial sector is currently fairly limited and still at an early stage, the grand duchy is set for wider adoption of artificial intelligence in the near future, according to a survey carried out by BCL, the central bank, and financial supervisor CSSF.

Luxembourg aspires leadership in Europe’s crypto markets

Luxembourg is leading the way in Europe when it comes to crypto and blockchain technology. With MiCA, a new set of regulations from the European Parliament, Luxembourg’s early bet on cryptocurrency has been validated! We with Nasir Zubairi, CEO of The LHoFT - Luxembourg House of Financial Technology who sees this as an opportunity for cryptocurrencies and crypto assets to enter mainstream markets within EU countries, and heard from banking assocation ABBL.

Crypto assets: EU’s MiCA law aims to end ‘wild west’

For Luxembourg’s crypto community, Thursday’s adoption of the MiCA regulation in the European Parliament reassures established financial players and offers an EU passportable licensing regime with no need for national transposition in member states. «It enables new ways of issuance and distribution of new types of assets,» said ABBL.

EU crypto-asset regulation coming up for vote

Europe’s long-awaited Markets in Crypto-Assets regulation is finally coming up for a vote this coming Thursday at the European Parliament’s meeting in Strasbourg. Players in the crypto industry around the world and in Luxembourg, from cryptocurrency to NFT providers are closely parsing the text that will be voted on. 

Survey finds mixed understanding of digital assets

A survey conducted among 300 investment institutions, including asset managers, asset owners and insurance firms, has found a mixed understanding of digital assets among investment professionals. The results point to different levels of readiness to using digital assets and investment technology.

Deloitte: Disruptors like ChatGPT pose new legal challenges to TMT

Les technologies de communication poursuivent leur développement rapide, mais elles sont inévitablement affectées par le monde qu’elles servent. Elles doivent donc faire face à des préoccupations en matière de durabilité et à l’impact de la situation économique, ainsi qu’au contexte juridique. L’émergence du ChatGPT, une nouvelle forme d’intelligence artificielle, peut être très prometteuse, mais elle risque d’abuser du contenu d’autrui, affirme Deloitte dans ses perspectives pour les télécommunications, les médias et la technologie, ou TMT.