Chronicle.lu BCC Luc Frieden lunch

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By BCC Secretariat, September 14 2018

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Chronicle.lu article on British Chamber of Commerce lunch with special guest speaker, Mr Luc Frieden, former Minister of Justice and Finance, Partner with law firm Elvinger Hoss and Chairman Banque Internationale à Luxembourg. Mr. Frieden spoke on the subject: “Brexit or the illusion of sovereignty”.

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