Over the past five years, KPMG Luxembourg has grown with clear purpose and steady momentum. This expansion has been fueled by double-digit growth in Audit and consistently strong results in Tax and Advisory, underscoring KPMG’s ability to serve clients with scale, purpose, and meaningful connection.
Names KPMG Luxembourg as Core Implementation Partner
The partnership offers managers seamless access to specialized local expertise and regulatory knowledge, ensuring accelerated confidence in adopting world-class, API-first technology, including Allvue’s AI tool, Andi.
You don’t often hear people compare the funds and pharmaceutical industries. But when discussed with key players, there is more in common than it seems.
Massive tax cuts for ‘impats’ to boost financial hub
Luxembourg’s bold new tax incentives slash employment income taxation by 50 percent for newcomers as of this year. The new tax incentive aims to secure top global talent for its financial sector.
As interest rates decline, Luxembourg’s private banks must adapt by exploring new sources of profit, embracing automation and AI, and adjusting to regulatory pressures to stay competitive, said Giovanna Giardina of KPMG Luxembourg.
Les employés de KPMG peuvent dorénavant bénéficier d’espaces de repos sur leur lieu de travail. Cette initiative s’inscrit dans une stratégie visant à promouvoir le bien-être.
In 2023, Luxembourg’s private banking sector reported growth in operating income and gross operating profit, benefiting from interest rate rises, while facing the challenges of increased outsourcing and regulatory complexity.
Géraldine Hassler is head of people & culture at KPMG Luxembourg. As part of the first edition of the “Paperjam HR Leaders 2025” awards, she talks about the changing role of human resources.
KPMG Luxembourg reported €343m revenue for financial year 2024, a 50% growth in four years, driven by investments in technology, upskilling and talent development.
