Dans le cadre de ses attributions en matière de lutte contre le blanchiment d’argent et le financement du terrorisme, le ministère de la Justice lance un portail national dédié à la lutte contre le blanchiment de capitaux et le financement du terrorisme (« LBC/FT »). Ce portail a été officiellement présenté lors de la réunion du Comité de prévention du blanchiment et du financement du terrorisme, le 6 mai 2026, en présence de Madame Elisabeth Margue, Ministre de la Justice.👉 Consultez le communiqué officiel 🌐 Accédez au portail national LBC/FT

Every year on 22 April, Earth Day serves as a global reminder of our collective responsibility toward the planet. It is a moment to reflect — not only on what we do, but on how we measure, report and account for it. For the IRE and its members, Earth Day 2026 is an opportunity to highlight a fundamental truth: a sustainable future requires more than good intentions. It requires reliable, transparent and independently verified information.From Commitment to CredibilityAcross the world , companies, funds, financial institutions and public bodies are increasingly publishing sustainability-related information — covering climate impact, social responsibility, governance practices and more. This information guides decisions made by investors, lenders, regulators, employees and citizens alike.But data without assurance is simply a claim.This is where the réviseur d'entreprises — the statutory auditor — plays a critical and evolving role.A Changing Landscape: CSRD, SFDR and BeyondThe regulatory environment around sustainability reporting has shifted significantly in recent years:The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) broadens the scope of companies required to report on sustainability matters under the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS), and introduces a mandatory requirement for independent assurance on that sustainability information.The Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) requires financial market participants to disclose how sustainability risks and impacts are integrated into their processes and products — creating a growing demand for reliable underlying data.Beyond these frameworks, companies report on a wide range of sustainability KPIs — carbon emissions, energy consumption, diversity metrics, supply chain practices — that increasingly require the same rigor and independent scrutiny applied to financial information.The common thread across all of these is clear: quality assurance is the backbone of credible sustainability reporting.The Role of the Réviseur d'EntreprisesThe profession of réviseur d'entreprises is to build trust on the principles of independence, objectivity, professional skepticism and competence — precisely the qualities that sustainability assurance demands.As assurance providers, auditors can:✔ Verify that sustainability reporting is complete, accurate and consistent;✔ Challenge the assumptions and methodologies underlying reported data;✔ Provide stakeholders with independent assurance in the information presented;✔ Contribute to reducing the risk of greenwashing and misleading disclosures.In Luxembourg — as a leading financial center and jurisdiction for investment funds, listed companies and multinational groups — the quality and credibility of sustainability disclosures has real implications, both for market integrity and for Luxembourg's reputation as a responsible and well-regulated financial hub.Building the Profession for a Sustainable FutureThe IRE and its members, the réviseurs d’entreprises, are actively engaged in preparing the audit profession for the expanding role they play in the sustainability space. This includes:Ongoing training and professional development in sustainability assurance methodologies and standards (including ISAE 3000, future ISSA 5000 and related frameworks);Engagement with European and international standard-setters;Technical guidance and support to members navigating the evolving regulatory landscape;Organizing ESG Conferences;The work of the IRE ESG Committee, which monitors developments and provides practical insights to the profession.We are committed to ensuring that Luxembourg's audit profession is ready — technically and ethically — to meet the challenge that credible sustainability reporting demands.A Message for Earth DayOn this Earth Day, we invite companies, investors and stakeholders to reflect on a simple but important question:Behind the sustainability data you rely on — Is this information reliable?In a complex and evolving environment, sustainability reporting can only be meaningful if the underlying data is reliable. Assurance plays a critical role in reinforcing trust, accountability, and confidence in sustainability information. Transparency is not just a reporting exercise — it is an act of accountability. The IRE stands ready to support this mission.For more information on sustainability assurance and the work of the IRE ESG Committee, please contact the IRE Secretariat.

SAVE THE DATELa prochaine assemblée générale de l'IRE aura lieu le 📆 Mardi 16 juin 2026 à  📍 la Chambre de CommerceNous aurons l'honneur d'accueillir parmi nous Monsieur Lee White, CEO de l’IFAC.La convocation, l'agenda ainsi que le matériel de l'assemblée générale vous seront communiqués prochainement.Le secrétariat de l'IRE🇬‍🇧 Free translation The next IRE General Assembly will take place on 📆 Tuesday 16 June 2026 at📍 the Chambre de CommerceWe will have the honour of welcoming Mr Lee White, CEO of IFAC.The IRE General Assembly convocation, agenda and material will be will be shared with you shortly.The IRE secretariat