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CC MIPIM Brochure 2014 V9 1 GRAND DUCHY OF LUXEMBOURG CHAMBER OF COMMERCE LUXEMBOURG MIPIM MIPIM CANNES 2014 MARCH 11-14, 2014 LUXEMBOURG PAVILION HALL LERINS, LEVEL 1, BOOTH LR4.09 2 GRAND DUCHY OF LUXEMBOURG CHAMBER OF COMMERCE LUXEMBOURG MIPIM CONTENTS 20 4 DISCOVER LUXEMBOURG PARTNERS 4 LuxEMBOURG, an OPEN anD DYnamic 20 AGORA ECONOMY in THE HEART OF EuROPE 22 CAPITA ASSET SERVicES 8 LuxEMBOURG’S KEY ADVantaGES 24 LEASINVEST IMMO LUX FOR DOinG BUSinESS 12 LuxEMBOURG MARKET REPORT 2013 16 ORGaniZER: LuxEMBOURG CHamBER OF COmmERCE 3 26 54 SPONSORS PRACTICAL INFORMATION 28 CHaux DE COntERN 54 INFORmatiON & Plan 30 CitY OF LuxEMBOURG 55 USEFul ADDRESSES 32 CLE 34 DSM AVOcatS À la COUR 36 DREES & SOMMER LUXEMBOURG 38 HaucK & AUFHÄUSER LuxEMBOURG 40 ING LUXEMBOURG 42 PROPERTY PARtnERS 44 SOCOM 46 SOmacO 48 ValERES KONSTRUKtiOun 50 ZimmER & paRtnERS Lux GlOBal TRUST 4 GRAND DUCHY OF LUXEMBOURG CHAMBER OF COMMERCE LUXEMBOURG MIPIM LUXEMBOURG, AN OPEN AND DYNAMIC ECONOMY IN THE HEART OF EUROPE Luxembourg is acknowledged to be a reliable economic and Luxembourg is now home to one of the ten leading finan- political partner at European and international level. It forms cial sectors in the world. With 149 highly experienced and an integral part of one of the largest economic and monetary skilled banking institutions from over 20 countries, a world- areas in the world. In addition, Luxembourg plays a driving scale investment fund industry, a dynamic insurance sector, role in the development of the “Grande Région” cross-border skilled workers and specialized companies, Luxembourg area formed by Luxembourg and neighbouring regions in now offers a full range of diversified and innovative finan- Germany, France and Belgium. The country’s main advan- cial services. tages are its strategic location in Europe, the quality of its transport, logistics and telecommunications infrastructure, Luxembourg’s aim of further diversifying market services the availability of a qualified multilingual workforce, politi- has led to the creation and development of businesses in the cal and social stability, an attractive legal and tax frame- fields of insurance and reinsurance, transport, retail, tour- work, a multicultural environment, an open-minded and ism, telecommunications, e-commerce, audiovisual – and international outlook and an excellent quality of life. business activities. These key sectors have grown dynami- cally in Luxembourg and have also contributed to expanding Quality products and services are offered by economic players international trade relations. in Luxembourg who can take advantage of outstanding skills and an innovative spirit based on an industrial culture and Numerous state-of-the-art companies have been attracted proven experience in the service provider market, particularly to this small country by its dynamic and efficient approach for financial and related services. Even after the financial to business. Luxembourg’s strategic geographical location, crisis, its economy has performed better than those of neigh- excellent infrastructure, rewarding tax environment and bouring countries and it has seen dynamic performance in an almost unparalleled high quality of life make it a top- certain growth areas. tier place to live and to set up and develop business. The government’s long-term commitment to continually improve Luxembourg’s wealth originated with the discovery of iron the business environment, coupled with solid state finance ore in the south of the country and the resulting development indicators, provides a positive outlook for the future. of a powerful iron and steel industry at worldwide level. Industrial businesses of all sizes in diverse sectors, using Luxembourg’s privileged location in Europe, halfway modern technologies, joined the traditional heavy indus- between London and Paris and halfway between Paris and tries, mainly as a result of an influx of foreign capital. The Frankfurt, has allowed it to access larger economic mar- diversification of Luxembourg’s economy is illustrated by kets relatively easily by developing and expanding foreign the presence of a wide range of business sectors, particularly relations, by having a high-quality logistics centre and by in the areas of chemicals, plastics and synthetic materi- attracting numerous foreign investors wishing to sell their als, mechanical construction and industrial machinery, the goods and services in the single European market with its processing of ferrous and non-ferrous metals, the automotive 500 million inhabitants. industry, precision instruments, electronic supplies, the glass industry and wood processing. SOURCE: CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF THE GRAND DUCHY OF LUXEMBOURG Within not much more than a single decade, starting in the mid-1970s, Luxembourg’s economy moved from an industri- al structure largely dominated by the iron and steel industry to a service economy dominated by financial services and related business activities. Country-specific and external factors have both contributed to the growth of an inter- national financial centre incorporating different banking cultures. 5 It has an area of 2,586 square kilometers and more than 500,000 inhabitants. Due to the country’s strategic geographical location, its continuous development of external relations and its integration into larger economic entities, Luxembourg’s economy and local market Luxembourg, considerably exceed the country’s actual size. one of the smallest European Union Member States, is located between Germany, France and Belgium. 6 GRAND DUCHY OF LUXEMBOURG CHAMBER OF COMMERCE LUXEMBOURG MIPIM 7 8 GRAND DUCHY OF LUXEMBOURG CHAMBER OF COMMERCE LUXEMBOURG MIPIM LUXEMBOURG, KEY ADVANTAGES FOR DOING BUSINESS 1. A STRATEGIC POSITION AT THE HEART OF Despite the fiscal impacts of the crisis, Luxembourg’s EUROPE public finances are still healthy and within EU Stability and Growth Pact requirements, which constitutes the best guar- Around 40% of the European Union’s wealth is concentrated antee of stability for its tax regime. in a 500 km area around Luxembourg. When extended to 700 km, this figure rises to around 70% of EU wealth. One Since January 2011, the combined corporate income tax rate of the prime features of Luxembourg’s success is its geo- in Luxembourg city is 28.80%. graphical location. Luxembourg benefits from a strategic position at the crossroads of Europe, with direct routes to the Luxembourg has 68 non double taxation treaties in force as most important European cities: Paris (just 2h15 by train), of February 2014, from which companies that have set up London, Amsterdam, Brussels, Berlin, Zurich, Milan and their business in Luxembourg can benefit. In addition, some Geneva. 20 other non double taxation treaties are currently being negotiated. Historically, Luxembourg has always made immigration- friendly policies to embrace diversity. What’s more, the country has developed an export-driven industry over the 4. INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL CENTRE years. More than 80% of the goods and services produced in Luxembourg are bound for foreign markets. Luxembourg is a leading market for financial activities. It is the first private banking centre in the Euro area and the world’s 2nd largest home for asset management, only behind 2. BUSINESS FRIENdlY AND POLITICAllY the US. STABLE The financial sector in Luxembourg benefits from the de- The Luxembourg political system consists of a parliamen- velopment of supportive local players and service providers tary democracy under the form of a constitutional monarchy. which reinforces its leading position in Europe. In addi- tion to its numerous inherent assets for developing busi- The political stability of Luxembourg is marked by a politi- ness - such as a central geographical location, a competitive cal culture of consensus where the parties coexist within taxation or the expertise developed in specific businesses the context of broad agreement on key issues. The business- - Luxembourg is positioned as an international hub for the friendly political environment is conducive to welcoming development of new financial products and, therefore, the decision-makers and entrepreneurs. Indeed, attracting widening of its global distribution capabilities. international players is considered paramount in building an efficient business framework and economic growth. Located at the crossroads of Europe, Luxembourg has developed a strong cross-border financial culture. As such, The size of Luxembourg and its efficient business approach Luxembourg-based activities can reach a wealthy population also means that politicians and key civil servants are ap- of almost half billion inhabitants in the EU28 and beyond. proachable and open to dialogue. Luxembourg financial products and services target both in- stitutional and individual investors, from retail to High Net Worth Individuals (HNWI). In order to meet these clients’ 3. A STABLE AND REWARDING TAX expectations, the Grand Duchy has built and continuously ENVIRONMENT adapted an innovative range of both traditional and sophisti- cated financial products. Luxembourg offers a legal and regulatory framework with a tailor-made approach for business creation. The tax framework is considered among the most stable and reward- ing in Europe for companies, their shareholders and their employees. This is an essential component of Luxembourg’s development. 9 Around 40% of the European Union’s wealth is concentrated in a 500 km area around Luxembourg. When extended to 700 km, this figure rises to around 70% of EU wealth. One of the prime features
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