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AI in the financial sector: more accurate and more productive
Luxembourg, 6 January 2026 –
In the financial sector, artificial intelligence is evolving from a future vision into a decisive driver of productivity and quality. In the institutional client business in particular, the targeted use of AI is opening up new opportunities to increase efficiency, precision and regulatory certainty on a sustainable basis.
Strong on sustainability: PSI Sustainable re-certified
Luxembourg, 4 December 2025 – Securitisation platform PSI Sustainable SA has once again been rated “strong” on sustainability by ESG rating agency Morningstar Sustainalytics. The renewed rating underlines the growing importance of robust criteria for sustainable finance. “For investors, this is clear evidence of the high standards we uphold at PSI Sustainable”, says Stephan Blohm, Board Member of securities.lu and PSI Sustainable SA.
Ireland: Why the Emerald Isle is attractive for securitisation
Luxembourg, 25 November 2025 – Ireland’s Section 110 companies provide a clearly defined framework for structured finance, enabling robust asset segregation and precise risk allocation. “That clarity is central to many of our mandates”, says Stephan Blohm, Board Member at Luxembourg-based financial services provider securities.lu.
Securitisation in Luxembourg: clear rules build trust
Luxembourg, 10 November 2025 – While the regulatory landscape for funds is in constant flux, securitisation in Luxembourg rests on a stable, reliable foundation. “Regulation here is measured, not fashion-led”, says Stephan Blohm, Board Member at Luxembourg-based financial services provider securities.lu.
The myth of ‘dirty money’
Luxembourg, 29 September 2025 – Dirty, risky, opaque: capital from emerging markets is still widely viewed with suspicion. “That view is not only outdated but also economically short-sighted”, warns Stephan Blohm, Board Member at Luxembourg-based financial services provider securities.lu.
Investing like the pros?
Luxembourg, 07 August 2025 – An increasing number of financial products promise retail investors easy access to traditionally professional asset classes. But the gap between private and institutional investing remains significant – due to limited product access, lack of scalability and unequal negotiating power.
Crypto ETNs: a contradiction in terms
Luxemburg, 03 July 2025 – Investing in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies via exchange-traded notes (ETNs) is often marketed as a fusion of traditional finance and digital innovation. Yet the supposed benefits of both worlds frequently cancel each other out.
AI as a colleague in the financial sector: what can it do and where are its limits?
Luxembourg, 24 June 2025 – Identifying inconsistencies in data sets and standardising processes: in these areas, artificial intelligence (AI) has already outpaced humans – assuming it receives thorough training, much like its human counterparts. “A key advantage is that the investment in training pays off over the long term, because AI remains with the company”
AI with purpose – not hype
Luxembourg, 10th April 2025 – Following an initial wave of excitement, the financial sector is taking a more grounded approach to artificial intelligence (AI): only those who set clear objectives and work with clean, structured data will realise the true potential of AI-driven tools. …
A blockchain world beyond the crypto hype
Luxembourg, 12th February 2025 – Recent setbacks have done little to dampen enthusiasm for cryptocurrencies, as prices continue their march toward new record highs. The rush is on. Yet, upon closer examination, many of these steep gains lack fundamental substance.
Expert Brochure
Islamic finance, grounded in Islamic ethics and the principles of Sharia law, is gaining significant importance globally.
In the international capital market, Sharia-compliant bonds, known as sukuk bonds, are valued by both Muslim and non-Muslim investors as an ethical and sustainable investment option. This unique form of securitised debt provides institutional and private investors, as well as asset managers, issuers and other financial entities access to traditionally Islamic financial markets.











