Event highlights – Finologee at PwC Luxembourg’s Alternatives Hub
On the morning of Tuesday, 10 February 2026, Finologee participated in PwC Luxembourg’s Alternatives Hub conference, where Jonathan Prince (co-founder & CSO) and Stefan Kirsch (Head of Business Development) were invited to present Finologee’s Banking Orchestrator, LYNKS, during the plenary session.
The event was part of PwC’s broader Alternatives Hub initiative, which brings together industry professionals to discuss regulatory developments, operational challenges and innovation across the alternative investment ecosystem.
LYNKS for fund & asset management
During the plenary session, Finologee delivered a comprehensive introduction to LYNKS, followed by a live demonstration of the platform.
LYNKS is a professional multi-bank connectivity and orchestration platform designed to support payments, account management and asset reporting for financial institutions and alternative investment structures
As highlighted by Jonathan Prince, the orchestrator facilitates key financial operations for fund professionals:
- Centralised access to bank accounts across entities and banking partners
- Structured payment workflows with defined governance and approval processes
- Real-time monitoring of balances and cash movements
- Automated capital call reconciliation
The live demo then illustrated how LYNKS supports the daily operational realities of AIFMs and their ecosystem, including secure payment initiation, multi-level approvals and depositary involvement in pre-execution controls
Particular focus was placed on cash monitoring, payment governance and capital call automation: all operational priorities for alternative fund structures.
LYNKS operates as a multi-tenant SaaS platform with secure web access and API integrations, supporting connectivity via SWIFT, EBICS and other banking interfaces. In fund and asset servicing environments, this enables clear segregation by entity, structured role-based access for fund administrators, ManCos/AIFMs and depositaries, and the enforcement of governance frameworks directly within payment and cash management workflows. Signatory rules, delegation models and multi-level approval chains can be reflected in the platform design, ensuring that operational processes remain aligned with internal policies and regulatory expectations. Moreover, depositaries can perform ex-ante oversight within a dedicated workspace, while AIFMs and administrators retain controlled execution capabilities, creating a transparent and auditable operating model across all stakeholders.
The platform is operated under a Support PFS licence, is ISO 27001 certified and DORA-ready, reflecting its alignment with the regulatory, compliance and operational resilience requirements applicable to alternative investment structures and their ecosystem of service providers.
A broader regulatory discussion
Following the Finologee presentation, PwC Luxembourg organised three dedicated roundtables, focusing on key regulatory topics impacting the alternatives industry:
- Valuation
- AIFMD II
- Depositary oversight
These discussions provided participants with the opportunity to exchange views on evolving regulatory expectations and their operational implications, complementing the technology perspective presented during the plenary session.
Strengthening collaboration
Finologee and PwC Luxembourg maintain a partnership focused on supporting financial institutions and alternative investment players in addressing operational complexity and regulatory change. The Alternatives Hub event reflects this shared commitment to fostering dialogue and practical innovation within the industry.
We would like to thank PwC Luxembourg for the invitation and the opportunity to contribute to this edition of the Alternatives Hub series. We look forward to continuing the conversation around banking orchestration and digital transformation in the alternatives space.
Learn more about Finologee’s partnership with PwC Luxembourg here
