I share practical perspectives on corporate governance, AML/CFT, and AI in the boardroom — written for Luxembourg fund boards, directors, and governance professionals navigating a fast-changing regulatory landscape.
A green dashboard can reassure a board before the difficult questions have been asked. How directors can test the evidence, spot ageing actions and make room for honest escalation.
BOARDROOM INSIGHT The EU AI Act After 2 August 2026: What Luxembourg Boards Should Check Now In short: From 2 August 2026, the EU AI Act’s transparency obligations under Article 50 apply, and the…
Luxembourg's 2026 AML/CFT data collection now runs on AMLA templates. What fund boards, RCs and RRs should know about deadlines, scope and board oversight.
A fund can have two liquidity tools in its prospectus and still be unprepared for a difficult dealing day. What Luxembourg directors should ask about decisions, testing and investor fairness.
The CSSF's 2026 priorities give Luxembourg fund boards a practical agenda: test control functions, challenge liquidity and valuation assumptions, and follow sustainability claims through to the portfolio.
The European Long-Term Investment Fund (ELTIF) regime was originally designed to channel long-term capital into the real economy, particularly into infrastructure, private equity and other long-duration investments. However, the first version of the framework…
In Luxembourg’s regulatory environment, the roles of RC and RR are central to AML/CFT governance for AIFMs, UCITS management companies, PSFs, credit institutions and other supervised entities. Yet in many organisations, these terms risk…
The era of AI curiosity is over; the era of AI accountability has begun for Luxembourg boards using high‑risk AI systems. As we move through 2026, the countdown toward 2 August 2026 has become…