Press Release
Quintet: CSSF Notification - January 2021
Jan 18, 2021
Quintet Luxembourg wishes to draw attention to a fraudulent scheme in which the name of our bank and some employees are being misused.
Webinaire: Counterpoint 2021 -
At the end of a unique and unprecedented year, Quintet is please to invite you to their next live Counterpoint 2021 - Ce webinaire sera tenu en langue française - This webinar will be held in French
Join us on 28 January 2021 at 11h30 CET
Quintet, a strong and reliable partner
We do care about you
Our clients are like members of our own family. So we look after their wealth with as much regard as our own. We really mean to build a long-term one-to-one relationship. Your private banker will listen to your needs, goals and expectations, to fulfill your expectations in the best reliable way for you.
Seeing the world differently.
We believe that embracing various points of view leads to better decisions, especially in times when uncertainty is a certainty. That’s why we don’t shy away from asking difficult questions when we manage your money. We seek to provoke and inspire you with an honest, differentiated view of the world, markets and opportunities.
Discover COUNTERPOINT – our view on the world in the second half of 2020
Around Quintet
Global stock markets facing higher volatility
Oct 30, 2020
We enter the last trading day of October with stock markets once more under pressure following some disappointing Big Tech third-quarter reports yesterday evening, volatility spikes close to 40 and the consequence price pressure resulting in the Stoxx 600 MTD losing -5% and the S&P down by - 1%. However, while the Wall Street barometer is still up 3% year-to-date, the European one has lost 18%, driven not least by more targeted, partial Covid-19 lockdowns.
China: Pandemic? What pandemic?
Oct 20, 2020
Details of the data release show an increasingly broad recovery, keeping the country on track for positive year-on-year growth. The pandemic seems to be almost forgotten.
Commercial property stress
Sep 15, 2020
When COVID-19 hit, the UK government introduced a ‘rent holiday’ which allowed renters of commercial property (such as restaurants, shops, offices) to not pay their rent and not get evicted until 30 September 2020.
