Mrs Cécile Jager > BSP > Luxembourg, Luxembourg > Lawyer Profile
BSP Offices
11, rue du Château d’Eau
Leudelange
Luxembourg
L-3364
Luxembourg
- Firm Profile
- Go to...
Mrs Cécile Jager
Work Department
Corporate and M&A | Private Wealth & Business Planning | Tax
Position
Partner
Career
- As a tax and corporate lawyer, Cécile Jager’s advice is regularly required on tax and corporate issues emanating from structured financings as well as the acquisition and disposition of assets and companies.
- She also deals with group restructuring matters such as those recently undertaken on behalf of a pharmaceutical worldwide key player and major international industrial groups.
- Cécile developed an expertise on specific corporate aspects of both domestic and cross-border deals, including M&A transactions, corporate reorganisations and private equity investments.
- Her two-fold expertise, both in tax and in corporate, enables her to advise international private clients and families in structuring their private wealth.
Languages
English, French
Memberships
International Bar Association (IBA)
Education
- Université Nancy II, France, DESS en Ingénierie patrimoniale (Post-Graduate Degree in Wealth Management), 2000.
- Université Nancy II, France, Maîtrise en Droit des Affaires (Master in Business Law), 1999.
- Admitted to the Luxembourg Bar, 2003.
Lawyer Rankings
Luxembourg > Private equity
Recognised for its ‘excellent technical and commercial skills’ and ‘practical approach to problem solving’, independent law firm BSP has strong relationships with a number of international financial sponsor clients, as well as US and UK-based heavyweight law firms, who regularly seek out the firm’s expertise to advise on the Luxembourg law aspects of major cross-border private equity mandates. Recognised by one major international referring law firm as ‘the go-to private equity lawyer in Luxembourg’, practice head Linda Harroch is a key member of the team, as are Michaël Kitai and Cécile Jager, whose tax and corporate proficiencies are compelling propositions on cross-border transactions.