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EU AML Package
3 new Equity Partners at Forvis Mazars in Luxembourg

Forvis Mazars in Luxembourg is pleased to announce the appointment of Oana Bentel, Mostafa Benghazala and Adrian Pelin as Equity Partners.
3 new Partners at Forvis Mazars in Luxembourg

Forvis Mazars in Luxembourg is pleased to announce the appointment of Vanessa Rinckens, Kevin Hertzog and Jordan Baumann as Partners.
SFDR 2.0: A reset of the EU Sustainable Finance Disclosure Framework

On 20 November 2025, the European Commission published its SFDR 2.0 Proposal to amend the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR). The initiative aims to simplify disclosure requirements, improve coherence with other EU legislation, and enhance transparency for investors. Implementation is foreseen between 2027 and 2028, with further delegated act.
Digital transformation: from ambition to execution

How senior business leaders approach digital transformation technology is reshaping the future of performance, resilience and growth
Cyber security in 2026: navigating innovation, regulation and resilience

Cyber security faces a convergence of emerging technologies, evolving regulations and advanced threats. To prepare for what’s next, organisations will need to embrace strategic governance and intentional innovation.
Forvis Mazars appointed new auditor of the European Central Bank
C-suite barometer: manufacturing sector view

As global uncertainty reshapes the industrial landscape, manufacturers are under increasing pressure to adapt and compete. Yet many leaders remain confident in their growth ambitions. In this shifting environment, strategic agility is becoming a vital asset. Drawing on perspectives from executives in more than 35 countries, this report explores how manufacturing leaders are responding to change and where they are uncovering new opportunities for growth.
Beyond Compliance: Sharpening your EMIR Refit reporting under CSSF scrutiny

The European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR) requires all derivative contracts to be reported to Trade Repositories (TRs), which act as central data hubs for maintaining comprehensive records of derivative activity across the EU.


