From 27 to 29 October, InFiNe joined the global impact investing community in Amsterdam for the GIIN Impact Forum 2026, a gathering of investors, financial institutions and practitioners working to advance the contribution of capital to social and environmental progress.
InFiNe’s participation was made possible by the support of four member organisations: Arendt & Medernach, CMS, Innpact and the Global Gender-Smart Fund (GGSF). Their contribution brought together different areas of expertise from Luxembourg’s inclusive and impact finance ecosystem, while enabling the network to strengthen its presence in an international forum.
Over three days, the Forum provided a space to take stock of developments across the impact investing field, exchange perspectives on its evolving challenges and connect with organisations working in different markets and contexts. These exchanges are essential to a sector shaped not only by the capital it mobilises, but also by the approaches, expertise and partnerships that determine how it is deployed.
For InFiNe, being part of this conversation is closely linked to its role as a network. By connecting Luxembourg-based organisations with international peers, InFiNe helps make the expertise within its ecosystem more visible, while creating opportunities for knowledge sharing and collaboration. International engagement also brings new perspectives back into the network, enriching the exchanges between its members and the wider inclusive and impact finance community.
InFiNe warmly thanks Arendt & Medernach, CMS, Innpact and GGSF for their support. Their contribution made the network’s participation possible and reflects the value of collective engagement in strengthening Luxembourg’s presence in the international impact finance community.
