Strengthening Luxembourg’s position as an innovative financial hub
FutureFinTech is an interdisciplinary initiative addressing the technological challenges and opportunities in the financial sector. This initiative, spearheaded by researchers from SnT and the Faculty of Law, Economics and Finance at the University of Luxembourg, employs a unique research and innovation approach that integrates expertise from technology, finance, and law. The University of Luxembourg originally launched NCER FinTech on 29 March 2023, before rebranding it as FutureFinTech to better reflect its forward-thinking focus.
Accelerating Luxembourg’s digital transformation
Luxembourg’s financial services sector is experiencing a profound transformation driven by advanced technologies, evolving work methods and regulatory shifts. To remain competitive, our interdisciplinary team of experts in computer science, law and finance is committed to reinforcing Luxembourg’s position as a global leader in financial innovation.
Our North Star strategy is anchored by key principles:
- Fostering a proven interdisciplinary culture
- Pursuing research excellence
- Forging strong collaborations with industry stakeholders
By integrating these pillars, we aim to deliver impactful solutions that address future challenges. With measurable outcomes guiding our efforts, we are committed to ongoing adaptation and improvement, ensuring that Luxembourg maintains its leadership in an ever-evolving financial landscape.
FutureFinTech in numbers
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25+Projects
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20+Partners
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12Research Groups
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1PayPal-FNR PEARL Chair
News
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Where Technology Meets Finance – Inside the FutureFinTech Federated Conference 2025
OutreachComputer Science & ICT, Finance, LawLearn more -
Opening the black box: Legal scholars and computer scientists build better RegTech together
Law, ResearchArtificial Intelligence, Finance, Law, Regulatory TechnologyLearn more
Events
Featured stories in the press
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An anti-money laundering authority for the European Union: a new center of gravity in AML enforcement
ERA Forum 25, 405–424 (2024).
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Enforcement of international sanctions as the third pillar of the anti-money laundering framework. An unannounced effect of the AML reform and the Sanctions Directive
New Journal of European Criminal Law
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Stanislaw Tosza:
Luxembourg banks warned against
ditching clients under EU sanction rulesLuxembourg Times
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