Insight for the profession: publications, news, best-practice guidance and training, most of it open to all.
In 2024, Barcelona will become the beating heart of the world. The capital will have the privilege of hosting the America’s Cup, the most famous sailing race, an opportunity to invest in the finest neighbourhoods of the Catalan capital.
Read the paperMarkets never take a holiday. The point is not to predict the next ‘hot’ summer, but to prepare portfolios, liquidity and governance to withstand it. Diana Diels in AGEFI Luxembourg, 16 September 2026.
Read the paperThe annual gathering at MUDAM: governance, succession and the creation of lasting value, the themes shaping the profession in Luxembourg and across Europe.
Read the paperSegmentation, geography and the transmission shock ahead: where the wealth sits now, who serves it, and what the coming handover of capital between generations does to both.
Read the paperPublications
Rethinking allocation in an ambiguous world.
Not only the oil price must be kept in focus, but the whole impact of a rise in oil on the global economy.
The ten-year celebration of Luxembourg For Family Office.
The LFFO Annual Event 2024 at MUDAM, and what the profession asked of Luxembourg.
How money lost its anchor, and what came next.
Where the pressure is greatest, which segments resist, and where an entry point may open.
News & articles
The LFFO annual event at the Château de Septfontaines.
Luxembourg, a new hub for art and other tangible assets?
A family office forum at the Château de Septfontaines.
Perspectives
Selected writing on the themes the association and its members have taken a position on: the Luxembourg centre, philanthropy, and the wider economic backdrop family offices navigate.
The family office as the nerve centre in the organisation of family wealth.
The Anglo-Saxon trust as a model for the private foundation in Luxembourg.
Storing art, wine and passion assets in a Luxembourg free port.
Training programmes
Developed and delivered with universities and schools to grow the next generation of family office professionals.
A grounding in the structures, roles and responsibilities at the heart of the profession.
Recognition of expertise, developed with academic partners.
Best Practices
At the core of the association is a commitment to structuring the profession around a shared best-practice standard: one that guarantees independence and recognises genuine expertise. The Founding Charter and A Guide to the Family Office in Luxembourg set it out, and further guidance is published here for the whole community.
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