Radiative b-hadron decays are an instance of rare decays that occur through flavor changing neutral
currents (FCNC). They are suppressed in the standard model (SM) of particle physics. However,
they are sensitive to new contributions from physics beyond the Standard Model (BSM) that can
affect the observables that can be measured at LHCb. The following proceedings cover the three
latest results by LHCb in this field, namely the search for π΅ 0 π β π + π β πΎ, and two amplitude
analysis: π΅ 0 π β πΎ + πΎ β πΎ and π¬ π 0 β ππΎ β πΎ.

