What does LFF mean in FINANCE

Luxembourg for Finance (LFF) is a public investment institution in Luxembourg whose mission is to promote and advocate for the country's financial services.

LFF contributes to improving Luxembourg's competitiveness on the global economic stage by driving growth through alliances with international institutions, providing investment opportunities, promoting industry standards and benchmarks, creating new research initiatives and providing access to business funding.

Among its other services, LFF provides investor outreach programs, expert advice on doing business in the country, assistance with legal issues related to asset management, access to capital markets, support for start-ups, strategic guidance on investments and more.

The Board of Directors comprises representatives from both the public and private sectors who oversee all activities of LFF. The board works closely with many other organisations including national regulatory bodies, banks and professional associations as well as international institutions such as OECD and IMF.

By investing through LFF you can take advantage of an efficient regulatory framework which provides competitive tax rates; simplifies administrative procedures; minimizes operational costs; protects your personal data according to data protection rules; offers specialised expertise; provides incentives related to research development; attracts investments by creating a favourable environment; provides access to international markets through its network of partners.