This was the basic declaration of Lydia Bourguignon at the conference at Lycée de l'Athénée, salle Folmer, Luxembourg ville, yesterday 24 September 2015.

Of course it is possible if senior financiers and governments have the will and can come together. We must keep up the momentum for change following the financial crisis. Otherwise the recent resurgence of largely unchanged financial institutions, particularly in the US, will continue.

Anne Brasseur, President of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe will speak on Transparency and Integrity in Politics at TIGFI (The Institute for Global Financial Integrity) in Luxembourg on 1 December 2015 http://www.tigfi.org/ If you are unable to attend, follow us for a detailed report, opinions and exchange of ideas.

We believe that Luxembourg is really on the way to becoming both a hub and a force for good in Microfinance and the fight against poverty. In recent years we have seen more and more focus on this objective supported principally by ADA asbl (Appui au Développement Autonome), Luxembourg and the European Investment Bank (EIB).

EUROPEAN MICROFINANCE WEEK 2015 (#emw2015) FOCUSES ON FINANCIAL INCLUSION FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

I found the article about Steve Hilton below in the archives of the Economist but it is not just politics we have to work on:

We at MFTSE Affairs S.A. aim to present at the next European Investment Bank's  Investor's Fair next year, in 2016. After all we are not only a social enterprise but we want to promote social enterprise and start-up companies as part of our remit. 

Communication, Communication, Communication!

Have you heard the ‘saying’ that the ‘English’ or should we say British use to describe the main requirement for success in the property investment world? It’s of course ‘Location, Location, Location’.

The force of "Finance for Good and a Socio Economic Conscience Changing the World". At MFTSE Affairs S.A. our World of Change, World of Learning and World of Action aims to help bring this to the general public and the masses. Watch this space and join us going forward into 2016!

World leaders in Paris, joined 45,000 others -- from civil society, businesses, media and more -- to urge Heads of State and Governments to forge a global agreement on climate change.