How actuarial insights drive value creation in insurance M&A

Anyone watching today’s European insurance market sees one thing: consolidation is no longer optional – it’s survival. The strategic urge for scale, the need to manage legacy books more efficiently, and investors’ appetite for predictable, long‑duration cash flows are all pushing deal activity higher. In this evolving landscape, actuaries are …

Data Culture: a leadership discipline or a data capability?

In many organisations, data is everywhere: dashboards, KPIs, data warehouses, even early AI pilots. And yet, when an important decision lands on the table, the same kind of questions come back: “which number do we trust? Who do we believe? Which dashboard should we trust?” The challenge is rarely the lack of data. It’s the lack of agreed ways …

Building the foundations of AI: why data governance will help define the next decade

Once upon a time, companies did business with… paper. At least, that’s what I’ve heard – from the elders who survived the faxes, the carbon copies, and the infamous filing cabinets. Back then, contracts were mailed, signatures were wet, and ‘cloud’ meant something that ruined your picnic.  Fast forward: digitalisation …

Is artificial intelligence redefining the business landscape in Luxembourg? 

Written in collaboration with Amélie Bazin, member of The Blog Team Once upon a time, Artificial Intelligence (AI) was just a sci-fi daydream—the kind of thing you’d see in movies with flying cars, robot butlers, and computers trying to take over the world. Fast forward to today, and here we …

Hacking minds, not systems: How AI is flipping cybersecurity on its head 

Written in collaboration with Adam Walder, a member of The Blog team.  Every year, our PwC Cybersecurity and Privacy Day brings together the sharpest minds to explore the latest developments and challenges in a world where cyber threats evolve faster than the plot twists in your favourite TV series.   Through …

DORA is live: are internal auditors prepared for the challenges ahead? 

Written in collaboration with Adam Walder, a member of The Blog team.  Imagine a realm where financial institutions are fortified against the whims of the digital age, equipped with robust governance structures, state-of-the-art Information and Communication Technology (ICT) risk management frameworks, and a refined approach to handling ICT-related incidents. The …

The Once-Only Principle: is Luxembourg ready to cut the red tape?

Written in collaboration with Marie Christine Adam, Consultant Government & Public Sector, PwC Luxembourg  Imagine you’ve just found a wonderful little house on the outskirts of Luxembourg City. The price is right, the neighbourhood peaceful, and it feels like the ideal place to call home. There’s just one downside—it needs …

A bank’s journey on rethinking its IT Target Operating Model  

Written in collaboration with Carla Santos, a member of The Blog team.  If you enjoy watching movies and series, you’ve probably noticed that many—if not most—of them are based on true stories. So much so that you might find yourself rolling your eyes and thinking, ‘Of course, it’s based on …

The corporate move to sustainable events: it ain’t easy, but it’s the only way forward 

As we have seen in a previous blog about the power of visual communication in the workplace, one picture says more than a thousand words. Looking at this eye-catching (and eye-opening) graph representing the number of earths needed for different countries’ lifestyles, based on the data from the Global Footprint …

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