Increased legal certainty in the European and national digital finance landscape. This GSK Update briefly outlines the main changes introduced by MiCA and the upcoming Blockchain IV Law.
By BCC Secretariat for British Chamber of Commerce for Luxembourg, September 04 2026
Festival Events Asbl today announced the launch of the 17th British & Irish Film Festival Luxembourg 2026 Autumn Edition: screenings will be held at Ciné Utopia and Cinémathèque @Cercle Cité. While the core festival dates are from 19 – 27 September, they are having other screenings before and after these dates.
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By BCC Secretariat for British Chamber of Commerce for Luxembourg, September 01 2026
The British Chamber of Commerce is pleased to share information about the new Luxembourg Spouse Programme, developed by the Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce as part of the Work in Luxembourg (WIL) initiative. The programme has been designed to support spouses and partners of international professionals living in Luxembourg, helping them explore opportunities and build fulfilling personal and professional futures in the country. The programme begins with an Introduction and Orientation Module, taking place on 29 September 2026 – In person at the Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce and 02 October 2026 – Online.
By Elodie Gianferrara & Svetlana Grishankova for BCC Sustainability Group , August 06 2026
As the implementation of CRD VI accelerates the integration of ESG risks into banks' prudential frameworks, institutions are facing growing expectations around data, governance, and transition planning. Against this backdrop, the BCC Sustainability Group convened a series of exchanges with senior practitioners and subject-matter experts as well as a dedicated roundtable to explore the practical implications of these evolving requirements. This article synthesises the key perspectives that emerged from these discussions. It reflects the insights shared by participants on the challenges, good practices, and priorities shaping ESG risk management in the banking sector. While viewpoints naturally varied across experts and areas of expertise, a consistent message emerged: meaningful progress is being made, but some challenges remain as banks continue to operationalise the CRD VI framework and meet evolving supervisory expectations.
