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On 23 September 2022, the Luxembourg Administrative Tribunal (Tribunal Administratif, the "Tribunal", which is the first instance jurisdiction) held its decision (the "Decision")...

The law dated 22 March 2004 on securitisation has created a very successful and reliable framework for enabling a large panel of securitisation, financing, and repackaging transactions.

Another year has passed, and we are pleased to present a meticulously crafted report from our Capital Markets experts. This concise document brings together the most significant legislative changes in 2024...

The recent decision taken by the Luxembourg Tribunal Administratif on 23 September 2022 (decision 44902), where an interest-free loan was requalified as equity financing for tax purposes,...

During the first half of 2023, Luxembourg consistently strengthened its regulatory framework to maintain its allure as a prime destination for businesses...

Draft Bill No. 8669 introduces greater flexibility for incorporating Luxembourg private limited liability companies.

As is the case for most strategies and fund types in Luxembourg, the debt funds sector has continued to grow, with an increase of over 45% between June 2021 and June 2022.

Private debt and private debt funds have become an essential source of financing for companies (and in particular small and medium enterprises (SMEs) as well as the real economy...

A Luxembourg bill of law creating an administrative dissolution procedure without liquidation, forming part of a long overdue substantial insolvency law reform project, should be approved and implemented in 2022.

Evergreen private credit funds come in a wide variety of formats, but they all have a perpetual life and operate through ongoing fundraising and continuous investment activity

The changing investment landscape in European Defense and the role of private and public capital

The purpose of the Law dated 21 July 2012 on the mandatory squeeze-out and sell-out (The "Law") is to introduce within Luxembourg law the provisions of (i) a squeeze-out right in favour of Majority Shareholders (as defined below in paragraph 1.1 (i)), (ii) a sell-out right in favour of minority shareholders and (iii) some obligations in terms of notification and information for companies having their registered office in Luxembourg where some or all of their Securities(1):

The CSSF's new circular and technical document, applicable from 19 December 2025, update the regulatory framework and provide insight into the CSSF's interpretation of key fund concepts.

What are the continuing efforts to internationalise the renminbi?

In September 2008, at the height of the financial crisis, the Member States of the European Union saw a risk of collapse in share prices in short selling practices, particularly within the financial institutions, which could cause systemic risks.

Much ink has been spilled since the entry into force of the long-awaited Luxembourg law on business preservation and modernisation of bankruptcy law.

Commercial Director, Fund Services at TMF Group Timo Hirte tells Private Equity Wire that clients are preparing to launch new fund vehicles – primarily out of Luxembourg...

We reported in March that ESMA sent a letter to the European Commission asking for clarifications on the classification of foreign currency financial instruments.