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Learn how to invest in Luxembourg
Clear, objective guides to understand how investing in the leading financial centre of the euro area works.
How to open a private banking account in Luxembourg: steps and requirements
Opening private banking in Luxembourg takes an initial conversation, KYC documentation and the transfer of assets. Here is the process, step by step.
Read →Private bankingPrivate banking in Luxembourg: minimum assets and what's included
Luxembourg private banking usually starts around €500,000 in financial assets. Here is what that reference threshold depends on and what the service covers.
Read →RegulationHow Private Banking Is Regulated in Luxembourg: The CSSF
Luxembourg private banking is supervised by the CSSF, the national financial regulator. Here is what it oversees and what protection it gives investors.
Read →VehiclesEstate Planning with Luxembourg Unit-Linked Life Insurance
Luxembourg unit-linked life insurance lets you name beneficiaries directly, speeding up wealth transfer without a lengthy probate process.
Read →GuideHow to invest in Luxembourg: a guide for large estates
Why Luxembourg, private banking, investment vehicles, taxation and entry minimums. The complete guide.
Read →Private bankingPrivate banking in Luxembourg: how it works and what it offers
What Luxembourg private banking brings to large estates and how to open a relationship with Bankinter Luxembourg.
Read →TaxationTaxation of investing in Luxembourg: what you should know
Obligations for Spanish tax residents (modelo 720), international investors and double-taxation treaties.
Read →VehiclesSICAV in Luxembourg: what it is, advantages and who it is for
How the flagship vehicle of the Luxembourg fund industry works and how it differs from a traditional fund.
Read →VehiclesUnit Linked in Luxembourg: the investment insurance for large estates
Life insurance plus a tailor-made portfolio: the triangle of security and its role in wealth and estate planning.
Read →VehiclesLombard loans in Luxembourg: liquidity without selling your portfolio
How portfolio-backed financing works in private banking, what it is used for and the risks to bear in mind.
Read →ComparisonLuxembourg vs Switzerland vs Andorra: where to hold your wealth
An objective comparison of the three centres: EU and euro area, ratings, regulation and investor profile.
Read →ArticleHow to invest in Europe from Latin America and the Middle East
Why Luxembourg is the gateway to holding your wealth in euros and how to take the first step.
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