On Thursday, the International Bank of Luxembourg (BIL) presented its 2025 business report, announcing profits of 210 million euros, in a significant increase from the previous year.
The net banking product remained stable at 708 million euros.
The bank lauded its solid performance, which it attributed to improved cost control. In 2025, BIL managed assets of over 50 billion euros, and also launched Luxembourg's first AI-powered virtual banking assistant, "Berry".
"We are building a more agile and customer-centric bank, capable of generating sustainable performance in a complex environment. By placing our customers at the heart of everything we do and continuously improving our service offering, we are creating lasting relationships and driving long-term growth as we move forward", wrote CEO Jeffrey Dentzer.
