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Mensuel de janvier 2019 - Fonds / Bourse

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New Luxembourg government sworn in, committed to continued development of financial centre
Following national elections on October 14, the new government was sworn in on December 5. Embarking on a second term, the Liberal Democrat, Socialist and Green parties‘ coalition agreement is marked by a stronger environmental drive and reconfirms the ambition to further develop and strengthen the Luxembourg financial centre.   The coalition agreement sets out four core priorities for the government’s financial centre policy: support the development and expansion of promising new sectors, ensure best-in-class financial sector regulation, further strengthen international promotion of the financial centre and support education and financial sector research. One new sector that will see significant expansion over the next years is certainly green and sustainable finance....
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