Philippe Prussen

Director/Board Member at LOGWIN AG

49 year

Consumer Services

Transportation

Commercial Services

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Philippe Prussen has current jobs as a Non-Executive Director at Logwin AG since 2018, as a Member at the International Bar Association since 2010, and as a Member at The Luxembourg Bankers' Association since 2014.
He has a graduate degree from The University of Edinburgh, conferred in 2003, and a graduate degree from Paul Cézanne University.

Philippe Prussen active positions

Companies	Position	Start
LOGWIN AG	Director/Board Member	2018-04-10
International Bar Association International Bar Association Miscellaneous Commercial ServicesCommercial Services Operates as an organization of representatives of legal practitioners, bar associations and law societies	Corporate Officer/Principal	2009-12-31
The Luxembourg Bankers' Association The Luxembourg Bankers' Association The Luxembourg Bankers' Association (ABBL) is the largest professional organization representing the banking and financial sector in Luxembourg, encompassing over 220 members including banks, financial institutions, regulated intermediaries, law firms, consultancies, auditors, and payment institutions. ABBL engages in advocacy, regulatory monitoring, and collaboration with partners such as the Luxembourg financial regulator (CSSF), the University of Luxembourg, and major consulting firms to address industry challenges. The private company is based in Luxembourg, Luxembourg. The association promotes the sustainable development of regulated, innovative, and responsible banking services, and serves as a unified voice for the sector at national and European levels. Key focus areas include digital transformation, sustainable finance, cybersecurity, anti-money laundering (AML), combating the financing of terrorism (CFT), artificial intelligence adoption, operational resilience, and financial education. ABBL conducts surveys and research projects analyzing market dynamics, regulatory impacts, technological adoption, and sector performance, and supports initiatives on trustworthy AI for AML due diligence and distributed ledger technology for compliance enhancement. The ABBL Foundation for Financial Education promotes financial literacy and inclusion through events, training, and university collaborations, aiming to raise public awareness on banking, prevent excessive debt, and enhance consumer protection. The association provides resources for professionals and consumers, including publications, guidelines, position papers, educational programs, and tools addressing cybersecurity, consumer rights, and fraud prevention. It organizes conferences, masterclasses, and networking events to foster knowledge exchange and collaboration among banks, fintech firms, regulators, and other stakeholders. The Luxembourger company was founded in 1939. Jerry Grbic has been the CEO of the company since 2022.	Corporate Officer/Principal	2013-12-31

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Logwin AG Logwin AG TruckingTransportation Provides logistics and transport solutions	Transportation
The University of Edinburgh The University of Edinburgh Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University	Consumer Services
International Bar Association International Bar Association Miscellaneous Commercial ServicesCommercial Services Operates as an organization of representatives of legal practitioners, bar associations and law societies	Commercial Services
The Luxembourg Bankers' Association The Luxembourg Bankers' Association The Luxembourg Bankers' Association (ABBL) is the largest professional organization representing the banking and financial sector in Luxembourg, encompassing over 220 members including banks, financial institutions, regulated intermediaries, law firms, consultancies, auditors, and payment institutions. ABBL engages in advocacy, regulatory monitoring, and collaboration with partners such as the Luxembourg financial regulator (CSSF), the University of Luxembourg, and major consulting firms to address industry challenges. The private company is based in Luxembourg, Luxembourg. The association promotes the sustainable development of regulated, innovative, and responsible banking services, and serves as a unified voice for the sector at national and European levels. Key focus areas include digital transformation, sustainable finance, cybersecurity, anti-money laundering (AML), combating the financing of terrorism (CFT), artificial intelligence adoption, operational resilience, and financial education. ABBL conducts surveys and research projects analyzing market dynamics, regulatory impacts, technological adoption, and sector performance, and supports initiatives on trustworthy AI for AML due diligence and distributed ledger technology for compliance enhancement. The ABBL Foundation for Financial Education promotes financial literacy and inclusion through events, training, and university collaborations, aiming to raise public awareness on banking, prevent excessive debt, and enhance consumer protection. The association provides resources for professionals and consumers, including publications, guidelines, position papers, educational programs, and tools addressing cybersecurity, consumer rights, and fraud prevention. It organizes conferences, masterclasses, and networking events to foster knowledge exchange and collaboration among banks, fintech firms, regulators, and other stakeholders. The Luxembourger company was founded in 1939. Jerry Grbic has been the CEO of the company since 2022.
Paul Cézanne University Paul Cézanne University Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University	Consumer Services