The CSSF in the context of COVID-19
- Professionals subject to CSSF prudential supervision
- In the face of the Covid crisis, the CSSF continues its prudential supervisory missions and supports financial sector professionals.
The CSSF asks to make use of remote working where possible
Regarding your colleagues who must work on-site, the CSSF reminds you of the importance of following the defined and known health precautions.
Updated Situation - Reminder
- The CSSF remains operational, but its offices are closed to external visits.
- All communications should be made, either by using the eDesk application for those registered with it, or by email instead of or in addition to postal mail.
- All communications from the CSSF to external parties will be conducted by email and will not bear handwritten signatures. Please verify that the communication originates from the @cssf.lu domain and remain vigilant regarding possible fraud. If you have any suspicions about a message you have received, please telephone your usual contact person at the CSSF or contact the switchboard.
- The CSSF remains available for telephone or videoconference meetings.
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