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ARTICLE · 14 APRIL 2020

Banking Regulation - Consumer Protection

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What requirements must banks comply with to protect consumers in your jurisdiction?

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9.1 What requirements must banks comply with to protect consumers in your jurisdiction?

The Luxembourg Consumer Code includes a number of requirements that must be complied with by professionals when dealing with consumers. These include requirements with respect to information to be provided to consumers, unfair business practices and specific requirements in relation to contracts entered into with consumers, including mortgage loan agreements and consumer credit agreements.

With respect to consumer credit and mortgage lending, the Luxembourg Consumer Code:

  • requires professionals to provide certain information to consumers prior to entering into a contract with them, includes certain conditions with respect to advertising (in particular, specific information that must be mentioned, and the way in which it must be displayed);

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