Partners

National Industry Alliances

Within Luxembourg, the ABBL maintains strong ties with peer associations to jointly advance the interests of the financial community and Luxembourg economy’s competitivness:

• Luxembourg for Finance (LFF) – Strategic partner in promoting Luxembourg’s financial sector abroad and coordinating international roadshows and events.
• ACA (Association of Insurance and Reinsurance Companies) – Joint initiatives in regulation, sustainability, and training.
• ALFI (Association of the Luxembourg Fund Industry) – Collaboration on fund servicing, custody, and cross-border investment frameworks.
• LPEA (Luxembourg Private Equity and Venture Capital Association) – Dialogue on private markets, wealth management, and capital markets development.
• LSFI (Luxembourg Sustainable Finance Initiative) – A key partner in fostering sustainable finance practices, aligning banking strategies with ESG goals and supporting the national sustainable finance agenda.
• LuxCMA (Luxembourg Capital Markets Association) – Representing the collective interests of all stakeholders in Luxembourg’s primary capital markets industry.
• LuxFLAG (Luxembourg Finance Labelling Agency) – Supporting responsible investment through ESG labels and collaboration on transparency and product sustainability.

• LHoFT (Luxembourg House of Financial Technology) – Collaborating on digital innovation, FinTech integration, and fostering cross-sector innovation projects.
• Luxembourg House of Cybersecurity (LHC) – Supporting sector-wide cyber resilience strategies, awareness and best practice sharing.
• ICT Luxembourg – Engaging on digital policy, infrastructure, and collaborative innovation across the tech and finance sectors.
• ATEL (Association of Corporate Treasurers of Luxembourg) – Cooperation on topics relevant to corporate banking and liquidity management.
• UEL (Union des Entreprises Luxembourgeoises) – Partnering on horizontal business and employment topics, representing employers’ interests and strengthening the broader economic ecosystem.
• House of Training – Co-creator of certified training programs tailored to Luxembourg’s financial professionals.

European and International Memberships

The ABBL is also an active member of key European federations, ensuring Luxembourg’s financial sector is well represented in shaping pan-European developments:

• EBF (European Banking Federation) – Representing ABBL members at the EU level on a wide range of issues including banking regulation, digital finance, AML/CFT, and sustainability.
• EPC (European Payments Council) – Contributing to the evolution of payment standards and schemes such as SEPA.
• EMF-ECBC (European Mortgage Federation – European Covered Bond Council)
• EMMI (The European Money Markets Institut)