The publication, which specialises in the world of finance and banking, has rewarded Banque de Luxembourg's expertise in two categories: 'Succession Planning Advice and Trust' and 'Philanthropic Advice  and Social Impact Investing'.

In its annual Private Banking and Wealth Management Survey, Euromoney magazine selected Banque de Luxembourg for the following awards:

• Best private bank for 'Succession Planning Advice and Trust'
• Best private bank for 'Philanthropic Advice and Social Impact Investing'

"These awards show appreciation for way we approach our private banking profession. Every day, we do everything we can to offer our clients personalised advice and high quality service. We support them in growing and managing their wealth and planning the personal and financial aspects of their inheritance," explains Luc Rodesch, Member of the Management Committee and Head of Private Banking at Banque de Luxembourg. "We would like to thank all our clients for their ongoing confidence in us over the years."

Banque de Luxembourg's wealth engineering specialists have expert knowledge of Luxembourg and international law. They support wealthy clients and their families, helping them protect and preserve both the tangible and intangible aspects of their wealth so that it can be passed on to future generations. While preparing for succession, we place a special focus on the intangible aspects of wealth: the values, vision, expertise and reputation that are often intrinsic to the success of a family or business.

Banque de Luxembourg has also developed unique expertise in the field of philanthropy. For over 10 years, it has been supporting clients in defining, structuring and managing their philanthropic projects and providing many NGOs and charitable associations with responsible management solutions. Banque de Luxembourg is also known for its expertise in the management of funds that seek to combine regular financial returns with social impact.

Euromoney has been a key reference for the finance and banking community since 1969. This survey provides a qualitative review of the best services in private banking by region and areas of service.