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ARTICLE · 06 SEPTEMBER 2023

Managing The Voluntary Liquidation Process In Luxembourg

Whilst the voluntary liquidation process in Luxembourg is well-structured, Head of Corporate Services, Rémy Cornet explains how it needs to be followed carefully.

LuxembourgCorporate/Commercial Law
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Whilst the voluntary liquidation process in Luxembourg is well-structured, Head of Corporate Services, Rémy Cornet explains how it needs to be followed carefully.

Funds in Luxembourg own and invest in companies in a vast range of sectors, from property to finance and IP rights, and the attraction of the jurisdiction as a place to domicile their assets is understandable, especially given its favourable operating environment – with a multilingual workforce, overtly business-oriented government, and cross-border financial expertise.

What makes Luxembourg a popular location for processing voluntary liquidations?

Luxembourg also offers compelling structures. Its special purpose vehicles (SPVs), for example, have proven hugely popular with multinational private equity and real estate groups, offering huge potential for tax optimisation when they come to sell their assets for capital gains.

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