AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoEnergy Costs: Social partners are meeting in Senningen as Luxembourg weighs extending energy aid beyond year-end. The CGFP favours a three-month extension, while business and environmental voices are calling for better-targeted support. Tax Reform: The Chamber has approved individual taxation from 2028, replacing the current tax classes with a single system. Critics warn the change could cost the state up to €850 million in its first year and favour higher earners. Housing: Young protesters have urged MPs to take concrete action on affordability, as the government’s latest housing dialogue with social partners produced no specific measures. Defence Finance: Luxembourg is set to host the European hub of a new international defence bank, with nine countries, including the Grand Duchy, expected to sign its founding agreement on 30 November. Fund Technology: Clearstream has secured CSSF authorisation to oversee tokenised fund shares, allowing asset managers to introduce them within existing Luxembourg fund structures.
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