bdl.lu
Private banking, wealth management and asset servicing for individuals, families, businesses and fund managers
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About bdl.lu
Banque de Luxembourg provides private banking, wealth management, investment, financing and asset-servicing services. Its business lines include private banking, businesses and entrepreneurs, professional banking, asset management and financing.
It advises families, entrepreneurs and business clients on wealth and financial matters, and supports funds through their development. The bank has operated in Luxembourg since 1920 and established a presence in Belgium in 2010, with private banking centres in Brussels and Sint-Martens-Latem.
Product: Private banking, wealth management, investment, financing and asset-servicing services.
Jobs at bdl.lu
Leadership
- David Schmidt · Managing Director Banque de Luxembourg BelgiumSource: company website
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