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Corporate governance is like a puzzle made out of numerous interlocking pieces, in the form of legal and practical challenges.

The number of rules and guidelines that apply both directly and indirectly to boards is increasing, and is becoming more detailed and sophisticated.

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ESG Claims In Marketing Communications: What You Need To Know | Eyes On ESG...

Luxembourg is the second-largest fund domicile in the world.

What are the objectives of the CSSF Data Collection Exercise? What is the deadline for finalising this data collection exercise?

_Dans le numéro d'avril du Journal des Sociétés, Dr. Eric Perru, Associé en charge de l'initiative Wildgen 4 Art, fait le point sur l'évolution des valeurs en matière de...

SFDR 2.0: what the EU Commission's proposal really changes The European Commission has released its proposal to revise SFDR, and it represents a fundamental shift.

As seen in the last video of our series, the method for showing whether an investment is "sustainable" within the meaning of the EU Regulation is very strict.

Last year the topic of sustainability continued to gain momentum on headlines and in boardrooms...

The Luxembourg Stock Exchange has issued a fourth revised version of the X Principles of Corporate Governance, to include a new Principle 9 on corporate social responsibility (CSR) and to integrate Principle 6 (Evaluation of the performance of the Board) into Principle 2 (The Board of Directors Remit).

Today, it is clearer than ever how interconnected we are in the global economy.

Liability Management Exercises (LMEs) are increasingly shaping the European restructuring landscape.

The Anti-Money Laundering Authority has finalized three sets of Regulatory Technical Standards that will establish a unified framework for obliged entities across the European Union to combat money laundering and terrorist financing. These standards address customer due diligence requirements, transaction identification criteria, and group-wide compliance measures, marking a significant step toward harmonized AML/CFT enforcement throughout the EU.

We have contributed to the GLI Initial Public Offerings 2024 Guide, presenting Luxembourg's favourable and stable legal framework for international IPOs.

The third quarter of 2025 brought a mix of simplification, supervision and next steps for sustainability in the EU.

On 8 April 2021, a bill was submitted to the Chamber of Deputies to implement the reform of the right of establishment as foreseen in the governmental program from 2018 to 2023.