Upcoming Events

Data Protection, AI & Innovation

In December 2024, the Luxembourg legislator introduced a bill aimed at implementing the AI Act. In May 2025, the government presented its national strategy on artificial intelligence. The AI regulation aims to promote the development and use of responsible artificial intelligence. The national strategy pursues several objectives: boosting the economy, improving citizens’ quality of life, strengthening the country’s digital and technological sovereignty, while also contributing to that of the European Union. The Commission Nationale pour la Protection des Données (CNPD) will play a central role in the regulation of artificial intelligence. In this context, we are pleased to host Alain Herrmann, Commissaire at CNPD , who will address the following: ·      AI Act implementation in Luxembourg (bill 8476), including national and EU regulatory evolution and the role of the CNPD and other authorities. ·      Data protection in AI systems, focusing on compliance and challenges. ·      Regulatory measures to support innovation and ongoing initiatives in Luxembourg. ·      Q/A and open discussion. The presentation will be followed by a networking cocktail.

Family FUNday

Get ready to trade in those spreadsheets for sunshine and smiles because it’s time to play!    At CFA Society Luxembourg, we believe in the power of community, and what better way to strengthen those bonds than with a day dedicated to fun, laughter, and connection for both parents and kids alike?  Picture this: a sunny day filled with games, delicious lunch, and refreshing drinks, all while forging new connections. And don't worry if you’re flying solo – this event is open to all members of our CFA Society Luxembourg family, regardless of whether you have little ones in tow!

A look at implementation ideas through the prism of local portfolios

As we enter the second half of 2025, asset allocators are increasingly split. Some maintain current exposures, others are rotating toward risk assets or defensive positions like cash and short-duration Treasuries. Notably, local and regional multi-asset portfolios have begun to diversify away from U.S.-centric allocations, favoring opportunities in Europe and APAC amid shifting capital flows and trade tensions.  The BlackRock Investment Institute emphasizes a strategy of “be deliberate, defend, and diversify”—staying invested in equities but with a sharper focus on granular, alpha-seeking opportunities, while also exploring alternative diversifiers such as gold and private credit. Join us to hear our speakers present upcoming impactful factors and how local multi-asset portfolios have changed their allocation. The presentation will be followed by a networking cocktail.