GenAI & Governance.
A modular programme to govern how generative AI enters your firm's work, aligned with the EU AI Act and built for Luxembourg's corporate-services and investment-funds sector.
From literacy to workflow.
Each module builds on the previous one. Take all four for a complete governance framework, or start with the one your firm needs most.
AI Literacy
What the EU AI Act requires every organisation to provide: role-based, evidenced understanding of how AI systems work, where they fail, and what your people need to know before they use them.
- EU AI Act Article 4 obligations
- How large language models produce output
- Recognising hallucination, bias and data leakage
- Role-based awareness for legal, compliance and operations
Governance Framework
A written policy your firm can adopt: who approves AI tools, who owns each use case, and how human oversight works in practice, not just on paper.
- AI governance policy template
- Roles: AI owner, reviewer, escalation path
- Approved-tool register and environment rules
- Human oversight aligned with Article 14
Use-case Assessment
A repeatable method to evaluate every proposed AI use case: classify, risk-rate, approve or decline, with a record that satisfies internal audit and regulatory review.
- Risk classification under the AI Act
- Data protection impact considerations
- Approve, condition or reject: decision criteria
- Documentation and audit trail
Practical Workflows
Hands-on workflows for the tasks your people already do with AI: drafting, research, analysis. Each with a visible check and an audit trail, so the output is defensible.
- Drafting with AI: prompt, review, approve
- Research and cross-checking sources
- Analysis workflows with named human sign-off
- Record-keeping that closes the governance loop
Delivered in the format that fits your team.
In-house sessions
A focused session built around your firm's own workflows, tools and risks. Your team works on real scenarios, not hypothetical examples, with guidance adapted to your sector and jurisdiction.
- Tailored to your firm's AI use cases
- Delivered on-site or remotely
- Confidential: nothing leaves the room
Open seminars
Compare practice with peers from Luxembourg's corporate-services and investment-funds sector. Learn how other firms are governing AI, and test your own approach against theirs.
- Small cohort, facilitated discussion
- Cross-firm benchmarking
- Chatham House rule
Regulatory briefings
Short updates when the rules move. Your people learn what changed, what it means for their work, and what to do next, before the deadline hits.
- Triggered by regulatory changes
- Practical, not theoretical
- Delivered within days of publication
AI-Governance Readiness Diagnostic
A complimentary 30-minute session to assess where your firm stands on AI governance and identify the modules that would make the biggest difference. No preparation required.