Partners

Our staff:

Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg to Poland, Latvia and Lithuania

Mr Conrad Bruch

Mr Claude Trierweiler – First Secretary

Mrs Katarzyna Stanczew – Cultural, Commercial and Accountant Officer

Mr Stanislaw Piasecki – Political and Economic Analyst

Mrs Milena Niechaj – Personal Assistant to the Ambassador and Consular Officer

Ms Aneta T. Niewęgłowska – Personal Assistant to the Ambassador during the martinity leave of Mrs Niechaj

Mr Tomasz Brzeski – Driver, technical and security assistant

Mrs Jolanta Jóźko – Housekeeper

Address:

ul. Sloneczna 15 00-789 Warsaw Poland   Tel.: +48 22 507 86 50 Fax: +48 22 507 86 61 E-mail: varsovie.amb@mae.etat.lu   Opening hours: from Monday till Friday: 09:00 – 17:00

Embassy of Poland in Luxembourg 24 rue Guillaume Schneider L-2522 Luxembourg Tel. +352 260032

A user-owned and user-governed platform for investment fund order routing and information services.

Fundsquare provides answers to the growing concerns of fund industry actors regarding costs, inefficiencies, redundant systems, disparate processes and lack of standardisation.   Increasing economic and regulatory pressures are at the origin of Fundsquare and have encouraged the creation of a unified mechanism that will decrease costs and risks.   Fundsquare is a solution that has been built by and for the fund industry and offers:

• An innovative, efficient and transparent model to sustain the development of the fund industry
• A market utility and a user-owned and user-governed platform for order routing and information services
• A service aiming at supporting and facilitating cross-border fund distribution
• A standardised process with a reduced number of relationships to manage.

Fundsquare provides the following services:

• Order management and related communication
• Information and reporting services
• Regulatory reporting services

LU-CIX stands for Luxembourg Commercial Internet exchange. LU-CIX was founded in 2009 based on a cross-industries initiative set up by major national and international Internet players, with the aim of developing the Internet in Luxembourg. The LU-CIX model of openness and neutrality is based on the philosophy of already existing international centers. Thanks to LU-CIX, companies generating IP traffic and attracted to Luxembourg by the favorable economic environment, are now in a position to find all the means and tools to carry their traffic to all Internet users around the world. This Internet exchange point will permit the various Internet service providers to exchange Internet traffic between their networks, and thus directly connect the content providers and international Internet operators located in Luxembourg. LU-CIX The Smart Alternative

LuxairGroup is a key player and major employer in the economy of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg and the surrounding Greater Region. LuxairGroup is the umbrella entity for four major activities linked to the fast-paced domain of air transport. The company employs about 2,300 people working in a multicultural and dynamic environment, constantly putting their skills and know-how at the service of customers in order satisfy the high expectations of today’s sophisticated clientele who wants the best at all time and every time.

Luxembourg for Finance (LFF) is the Agency for the Development of the Financial Centre. It is a public-private partnership between the Luxembourg Government and the Luxembourg Financial Industry Federation (PROFIL). Founded in 2008, its objective is to develop Luxembourg’s financial services industry and identify new business opportunities.

LFF connects international investors to the range of financial services provided in Luxembourg, such as investment funds, wealth management, capital market operations or advisory services. In addition to being the first port of call for foreign journalists, LFF cooperates with the various professional associations and monitors global trends in finance, providing the necessary material on products and services available in Luxembourg.

Furthermore, LFF manages multiple communication channels, organises seminars in international business locations, and takes part in selected world-class trade fairs and congresses.

The LHoFT Foundation is a public – private sector initiative that drives technology innovation for Luxembourg’s financial services industry, connecting the domestic and international Fintech community to develop solutions that shape the world of tomorrow. Senior executives from 13 leading private sector institutions sit on our board as leadership circle partners alongside representative from the Luxembourg Government, such as our Chairman, Pierre Gramegna, Luxembourg Minister of Finance, as well as leaders of the Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce, Luxembourg for Finance and PROFIL, the Luxembourg Financial Industry Federation .

 

The Ministry ensures the implementation of economic competitiveness policy in Luxembourg. It includes, amongst others, the following priorities:

• business, technology and competitiveness
• regional economic development
• research and technological development (R&D), technology transfer and innovation
• industrial property and intellectual rights
• support of the small and medium-sized businesses sector
• support for the tourism sector

Wolves Summit is more than just another business conference. We have created it to enable the innovative community to grow and develop in the most valuable and time-efficient way. It is a place for Startups, Investors, Corporates and Executives, where innovation meets business and capital. We provide a precise matchmaking tool that helps our participants set up numerous 1:1 meetings with people who match their needs and requirements. So far, we have arranged 21967 of them, helping companies such as the Naga Group or Sceenic gain needed leverage and spread their impact globally.

The only independent radio statio in Luxembourg.

Rzeczpospolita is a nationwide daily economic and legal newspaper and the only conservative-liberal newspaper in Poland.   Rzeczpospolita is read by 274,000 adult Poles on a daily basis, of which 75% have higher education, and nearly 87% have a permanent job (9% are pensioners or disability allowance collectors, and almost 2% are students). More than three-quarters of key corporate personnel choose Rzeczpospolita; the majority of readers are specialists and professionals, CEOs, high-level state officials, managers, as well as technicians and specialised administrative staff. Over one half of Rzeczpospolita readers manage the work of others on an everyday basis.

Contact:

Ana Barreiro [Secrétaire Général]
address: 113, Route d’Arlon L-1140 Luxembourg
telephone: +352 691849 195
email: abarreiro@cclcv.lu

The Objective of the association is to promote the development of trade, economic, financial, educational, legal, scientific and cultural relations between the Republic of India and the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. Thus its principal objectives, among others consist of the following :

• Promoting and strengthening the trade between India and Luxembourg,
• Representing the commercial interests of its members to the Luxembourg or Indian authorities with an aim of facilitating and encouraging the mutual commercial relationship,
• Providing assistance in building of bilateral relations in the sectors of research, higher education, cultural and development in general,
• The association will take part in initiatives of any nature that contribute towards similar objectives and will observe absolute neutrality in political, religious and philosophical matters,
• Assisting its members in the promotion of their products or services, as well as helping potential investors seeking commercial relationships between the two countries.More information about IBCL at:

The American Chamber of Commerce in Luxembourg ASBL (AMCHAM) is an international voluntary organization of business persons committed to promoting English-speaking networking opportunities and business relations in the Grand Duchy.

The British Chamber of Commerce for Luxembourg is an English-speaking forum for contact and communication among decision makers, opinion formers and participants in Luxembourg’s local and international business communities. Membership encompasses a wide range of nationalities and is open to any commercial enterprise or business person for whom the English language is an essential business tool. The Chamber’s objectives are to follow and influence developments in the economic and business world in Luxembourg affecting members’ interests, and so contribute to making Luxembourg an attractive place to do business, and to promote trade between Britain and Luxembourg. More information about BCC at: http://www.bcc.lu/