Luxembourg university extends medicine studies
Luxembourg state gives additional €26 million to develop bachelor's in medicine and specialized oncology, neurology training.
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Parliament to sign off on Luxembourg-China convention
Luxembourg's parliament, the Chambre des Députés, is expected to ratify the convention on social security signed last November between Luxembourg and China. The document aims to guarantee the social security rights of both Luxembourgish and Chinese citizens working in the other country. MPs are expected to ratify the agreement in a session of parliament on Wednesday.
Read MoreLuxembourg embracing remote working, survey shows
Among European Union (EU) countries, Luxembourg boasts the second-highest number of workers – between the ages of 15 and 64 – who work from home (12.7%), according to statistics bureau Eurostat.
Read MoreElvinger is adding New York time zones
The law firm formalizes the opening of its New York office headed by Nicolas Fermaud. The firm Elvinger Hoss announced on Tuesday the opening of its office in New York. "Elvinger New York" aims to follow the needs of its customers in the US market through a permanent presence.
Read MoreGOMspace Luxembourg receives €1.5m in funding
Nano-satellite maker GOMspace has received nearly €1.5 million in the form of a ''development contract'' offered by the Luxembourg National Space Programme LuxImpulse. The funds, allocated by the European Space Agency, will be used by the Denmark-headquartered company to develop a new product, dubbed the Mega-Constellations Operation Platform (MCOP).
Read More5 LUXEMBOURG AI START-UPS ON A TRIP TO THE US
Selected by Luxinnovation together with the LHoFT, Paul Wurth Incub, Lux Future Lab, Technoport and Nyuko, five Luxembourg start-ups will have the opportunity to embark on a trip to the US. An intense schedule full of training, business meetings and networking events is awaiting Algoreg, Travelsify, Yokato, Tetrao and Nomoko.
Read MoreBanks consider moving London staff to Luxembourg to get access to EU
The head of financial development for Luxembourg said a string of overseas banks and fund managers had explored moving London staff to the tiny country since the Brexit vote. Nicolas Mackel said there had been “strong interest” from the US and other non-EU firms assessing their options since June’s referendum.
Read MoreM&G to transfer €39bn to Luxembourg
London-based M&G Investments is planning to transfer €39 billion of non-sterling share classes to Luxembourg. Holders of euro, Swiss francs, US dollars and Singapore dollars held in 21 of the company's UK-domiciled funds will be moved to equivalent SICAV funds in the Luxembourg range, the company announced on Wednesday.
Read More2017, a record year for ING in Luxembourg!
2017 was an intense year for ING in Luxembourg, with the Bank constantly facing new challenges. In this environment, ING made good progress in 2017.
Read MoreLuxembourg Private Equity Breakfast in New York
Luxembourg’s Private Equity activity continues to grow with 19 out of the world’s 20 biggest GPs operating in the country. With an attractive legal and tax framework and constantly innovating to accommodate the preferences of GPs and LPs worldwide, Luxembourg is for many years the hub of choice to fundraise and distribute your funds in Europe.
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