As part of its targeted efforts to mitigate the negative effects of the Covid-19 outbreak in Luxembourg, Parliament adopted a law on 12 May 2020 to introduce a set of temporary measures...

The Parliament has voted today new Covid-19 rules which come into effect at midnight.

3 April 2020 – The current coronavirus pandemic has made physical business meetings difficult, if not impossible. Companies who continue business operations have been forced to shift to online channel

Following the impact of Covid-19 on the financial markets, the CSSF updated its FAQ on the Swing Pricing Mechanism on 20 March 2020.

The Luxembourg Business Registers ("LBR") reported new measures implemented in the current exceptional national context.

Following the legislative developments in Luxembourg based on the adoption of the Law dated 16 December 2021, amending the Law of 17 July 2020 on measures to combat Covid-19 ("Covid Law")...

Following the latest legislative developments in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg based on the adoption of the Law dated 16 December 2021, amending the Law of 17 July 2020 on measures to combat...

Even though the legal regulations in this matter continue to evolve rapidly, we would like to provide to you with a general overview of the approaches taken in jurisdictions where Kinstellar currently operates.

24 April 2020 – Welcome to another Kinstellar podcast on the M&A and private equity challenges and opportunities in the CEE region in the context of COVID-19...

The European Commission, in its Temporary Framework Communication of 8 April 2020 regarding the assessment of antitrust issues during the crisis, underlines that, in the current exceptional circumstances...

These measures were initially provided for by the Grand Ducal Regulation of 20 March 2020, and were extended by the law of 20 June 2020.

In the context of COVID-19 and in order to comply with the applicable travel and social distancing restrictions, the Luxembourg law of 23 September 2020 allowed the holding of general and management bodies...

On 31 March 2022, the CSSF confirmed that Circular 21/769 on "Governance and security requirements for supervised entities to perform tasks or activities through Telework...

As we have noted previously, many countries have introduced creative new approaches to address the economic realities of the COVID-19 pandemic

The business continuity measures put in place include working from home for lawyers and support staff.

Four additional vaccine certificates will be accepted for travelers arriving from third countries...

The government of Luxembourg has updated its list of third-country nationals who are exempt from entry restrictions.

The government of Luxembourg will extend current air travel measures until 28 Feb. 2022. Under these measures, any traveler aged 12 years and 2 months or above will be required to present one...

Beginning 6 Dec. 2021, the government of Luxembourg will no longer allow travelers from the countries of Jordan or Namibia to enter the country for non-essential travel.

On 8 May 2020, the European Commission released a directive proposal amending the EU Directive on Administrative Cooperation to address the urgent need for deferring...