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Today more than ever, the fund industry has to deal with a shortage of qualified people. It is paramount, especially in law firms, to provide juniors with the necessary tools to help them better...

On the occasion of Paperjam's 5th Real Estate Seated Dinner Party feat Paperjam x LuxReal Awards 2025, organised by Paperjam Club and LuxReal on 02 October at Casino 2000...

The Netherlands currently applies the ‘similarity approach' to classify foreign entities. In short, this approach means that one looks at the most similar Dutch equivalent of the foreign...

The OECD/G20 global minimum tax (Pillar 2) has fundamentally altered how tax-based business location incentives function for multinational enterprises. The January 2026 Administrative Guidance introduces the "Substance-based Tax Incentive Safe Harbour" framework, creating new opportunities through Qualified Tax Incentives (QTIs) that may preserve economic benefits of certain tax incentives under Pillar 2 rules, though with important limitations tied to substance requirements.

A significant part of capital raised by Dutch emerging companies comes from US investors who are often unfamiliar with the legal documents and closing process of an investment round in the Netherlands.

Belgium's Investment Screening Committee received 191 foreign investment filings in its latest reporting period, marking a sharp increase driven by more active detection of non-notified transactions. The first-ever refusal came after the period ended, blocking a China-linked acquisition of a Belgian offshore helicopter services provider, demonstrating that low refusal rates don't preclude negative outcomes for sensitive sector investments.

Just as the EU appeared to be entering the final phase of the Omnibus negotiations, the European Parliament unexpectedly voted against the trilogue...

On 10 December 2019, the ‘Act on the registration of ultimate beneficial owners of corporate entities and other legal entities' (the UBO-register) was adopted by Parliament.

From 1 July 2023, it is envisaged that employees working at home in cross-border situations within the EU ('cross-border teleworking') will be able to work...

On November 25, 2021, the European Commission released a proposal COM(2021)721 to amend Directive 2011/61/EU on Alternative Investment Fund Managers (the AIFMD).

Although the fundraising climate in 2023 is more challenging than in prior years, US fund sponsors still look to tap into the European professional investor market.

The European Commission's 2026 State of the Union address signals a fundamental shift in EU policymaking, intertwining economic security with technological leadership and climate resilience. President von der Leyen's proposal for an unprecedented "associate membership" with Canada could establish a new framework for strategic partnerships beyond traditional enlargement. These developments carry significant implications for businesses navigating Europe's increasingly interconnected policy landscape.

What does the judgment of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) of 12 May 2021 in VEB v BP mean for the jurisdiction of the Dutch courts in respect of (class action) claims for purely

On 4 May 2023, the Court of Justice of the European Union has delivered two groundbreaking judgments. Case C-487/21 F.F. v Österreichische Datenschutzbehörde and Case C-300/21 UI v Österreichische Post AG.

The EUGC appears to accept this would be the case even if there is no arm's length principle clearly laid down in domestic law.

This is the first Snippet in a series regarding the insourcing of management and administrative functions of a Luxembourg fund and its Luxembourg acquisition vehicles.

US fund managers ("USFM") usually rely on the Luxembourg special limited partnership ("SLP") to raise capital in the EU.

A European Parliament committee that deals with the topics of civil liberties and justice has criticised a proposed data protection framework between the EU and the U.S.