On 22nd August 2018, the law of 10th August 2018 (implementing the EU Directive 2016/97 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 20 January 2016 on insurance distribution

It's difficult to anticipate and cover all the AI data protection challenges and here are some of the main issues stakeholders should focus on. Sophie Calmes and Julien Pétré weigh in on the legal constraints surrounding AI.

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

The National Commission for Data Protection (CNPD) has presented its 2023-2025 strategic plan, focusing on the challenges of AI, blockchain

Italy's Legge Capitali (Law No. 21/2024) has reshaped the framework for SICAFs, creating faster and more flexible options for cross-border real estate funds between Luxembourg and Italy.

Investors and asset managers have been forced to adapt to these changes.

We hope that this flashback will enable you to keep track of the main legal trends which marked 2017 and those which we reasonably anticipate will arise in the near future.

What you should know about Transfer Pricing in Luxembourg in 3'30 minutes.

What you should know about Transfer Pricing in Luxembourg in 3'30 minutes.

VAT continues to evolve and to bring complexities for taxpayers. Recent Luxembourg and EU case law, plus several proposals at EU Commission level show that VAT is far from simplification.

AI raises intellectual property (IP) issues on at least three levels. So how can AI and IP be reconciled?

AI unleashed: The EU AI Act, expected to enter into force in mid-2024, introduces a risk-based approach to regulate the development, commercialisation and use of all forms of artificial intelligence.

While AI offers a range of benefits, it also raises a host of legal concerns, and the current rules are not suited to handle certain AI-related liability claims.

How does the MiCA regulation offer better investor protection? In a previous episode of our Arendt Tech News Series...

The "Digital Operational Resilience Act", part of the Digital finance package adopted by the European Commission, will aim to ensure that the EU embraces the ever-increasing digitalisation of financial services whilst mitigating ICT-related risks by expanding existing requirements for financial entities.

Private debt funds are alternative asset funds that have gained importance in recent years, particularly in Germany.

The "Data Governance Act" forms part of a general strategy for making the EU a leader in a data-driven economy.

Is your company ready to face a cyberattack? Every asset manager must focus on how to secure their ICT infrastructure from hackers...

The "Digital Services Act" aims at upgrading and harmonizing rules throughout the EU.

As we close out 2025 and step into 2026, EU sustainability regulation is entering a new phase marked by structural reform, simplification and long-awaited clarity. In our latest Eyes on ESG video...