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ARTICLE · 05 FEBRUARY 2020

How Can Board Members And Executives Mitigate Risks?

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From full-blown crisis situations to evaluating the compliance framework, today's experts can advise ...

LuxembourgCorporate/Commercial Law

From full-blown crisis situations to evaluating the compliance framework, today's experts can advise on the right reflexes to adopt when working with the authorities to ensure good process management.

What kind of shift are we seeing on the market?

Véronique Hoffeld: There is a focus on corporate governance and AML (Anti-Money Laundering). When it comes to crisis management, regulated actors want to know how to deal with the authorities, potential fines or liabilities. The non-regulated sector is concerned with financial issues or difficult shareholders.

Anne-Marie Nicolas: We are shifting towards crisis mode and giving more strategic legal advice about debt-restructurings, bankruptcy and handling shareholders or investors, including bondholders. Over the past 2-3 years, Luxembourg directors have become increasingly aware of the risks, their potential liability and how to mitigate exposure to risk. In crisis management, personal liability means that they have

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