Corporate governance has become a hot topic, both for professionals of the financial sector supervised by the Luxembourg financial sector regulator and for companies with shares listed on a regulated market. In recent years significant progress has been made in the quest for an optimal…
Reform of Luxembourgish Law on commercial lease agreements finally adopted The Luxembourg Parliament has finally voted the bill of Law No 6864 on commercial lease agreements – two years after its deposit, and a series of amendments. The genesis of the bill was mainly influenced…
A Solution that Redefines Fund Manager & CSSF Roles 1) New transfer pricing rules for intra-group financial transactions The Luxembourg tax authorities issued a new circular on December 27, 2016 for the fiscal treatment of intra-group financial transactions effective as from January 1,…
The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg offers a host of possibilities for real estate investments both inside Luxembourg and abroad With a well-known, first-class legal framework in place and high standards of investor protection, the Luxembourg real estate market earned approximately €1.1 billion in 2015…
With 10 years in force and counting, the European Order for Payment (EOP) Procedure has successfully simplified and improved cross-border litigation in Europe. Despite its effectiveness, it has largely avoided the limelight and is a tool for recovering overdue payments that deserves some attention. Reflecting…
A Solution that Redefines Fund Manager & CSSF Roles On July 14, 2016, Luxembourg’s Parliament approved the law on reserved alternative investment funds (RAIFs), providing a missing link to the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive of 2011 (AIFMD). Until now, all alternative investment funds required…
