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We want to make Luxembourg the most attractive international investment fund centre and to bring young professionals closer to, and get them more involved in the investment fund community.

We want to make Luxembourg the most attractive international investment fund centre and to bring young professionals closer to, and get them more involved in the investment fund community.

We want to make Luxembourg the most attractive international investment fund centre and to bring young professionals closer to, and get them more involved in the investment fund community.

We want to make Luxembourg the most attractive international investment fund centre and to bring young professionals closer to, and get them more involved in the investment fund community. The NextGen Finance podcast consists of dialogues between an experienced financial services professional and a “nextgener”, a young professional in the early stages of their career. The series touches upon current issues impacting the fund industry from their very own perspective.

Cybercrime damages are anticipated to reach US$10.5trn (around €9.6trn) in 2025, according to a report by eSentire, a cybersecurity firm. With average data breaches costing around $4.35mn (around €4m), today’s financial landscape demands innovative approaches. This episode brings together two individuals to discuss just that.

This episode features a dialogue around technology and the role that digitalisation and AI have to play in the continuing development of the funds service industry.

The Luxembourg legal scene, especially for those firms servicing the finance industry, was very local when Gast Juncker, now a partner at Elvinger Hoss, first started doing funds and company management work in the mid-1990s. The latest episode features a dialogue between two lawyers on the legal landscape with regard to the fund industry.

Even though much has changed in the funds industry environment over the past two decades, a certain amount of complexity has existed for at least 15 years. That’s one of the points on which Craig Blair and Aurore Boussemard agree in the latest episode of Alfi’s The NextGen Finance podcast.

Giving the next generation a voice and entrusting them to try new things, and even fail, is one of the big challenges but also one of the major opportunities the financial services profession currently faces. That’s the conclusion from a fascinating discussion between Valeria Merkel, partner asset management with KPMG, and Thibaud Gonne, associate relationship manager at Banque de Luxembourg, in the first episode of the ALFI NextGen podcast.