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On 1 June 2023, the European Parliament has agreed on its position on the Directive on corporate sustainability due diligence (the CSDDD).

On 31 May 2023, the Netherlands published its legislative proposal to implement Pillar Two per 31 December 2023 (the Dutch Pillar Two Act) in line with the EU Directive of 14 December 2022.

On 10 April 2024, the European Parliament adopted its negotiating position on the proposed GDPR procedural regulation.

2025 is off to a flying start. Stay ahead with this top 10 list of essential Luxembourg tax reforms.

Onder dit wetsvoorstel krijgen energieleveranciers een administratieve verplichting om jaarlijks een bepaalde hoeveelheid groen gas aan de gebouwde omgeving te leveren. Dit is een administratieve...

The Dutch Senate has approved legislation implementing CRD VI, fundamentally changing how non-EU banks can provide loans and banking services to corporate borrowers in the Netherlands and across the EU.

The Tax Bill provides an incentive for international groups with operations in the Netherlands to investigate whether a(n) (extended) fiscal unity is available and beneficial.

An overview in which our Banking and Finance Practice Group highlights EU, Dutch, Belgian, Luxembourg and Swiss law updates relevant for the financial regulatory sector which may be of interest to you.

Loyens & Loeff has launched its Sustainability Strategy 2025-2027, built around four pillars: Client Centricity, Excellent Employment Practices, Supporting Civil Society and Environmental Responsibility. The firm's latest CSR Report details investments in people development, community engagement through volunteering and pro bono work, and progress toward CSRD compliance as part of its ongoing sustainability journey.

The first Delegated Act on sustainable activities for climate change adaptation and mitigation objectives has been published in the EU Official Journal in December 2021.

Green leases are a hot topic and food for thought among landlords and tenants. In the Netherlands, green leases are not legally defined, giving parties flexibility but also some uncertainty as market practice is established.

Almost every company somehow processes personal data.

On Budget Day 2024, the Dutch government announced that the gradual scaling back of the 30%-ruling to a 10%-ruling would be reversed. Instead, a 27%-ruling would be introduced, and the government announced...

Reverse solicitation remains one of the most scrutinised concepts in fund distribution, offering a legitimate route for investment when approached entirely on the investor's initiative. Yet the distinction between genuine unsolicited interest and marketing activity carries significant regulatory consequences, requiring AIFMs to navigate narrow fact-specific exceptions rather than treating it as a designed distribution model.

In late 2023, Luxembourg entered a new tax era with the transposition of the European Pillar 2 directive on 20 December. The new rules, in force since 1 January 2024...

Almost 5 years ago, the Act on Collective Damages in Class Actions (Dutch acronym WAMCA) entered into force in the Netherlands. With the introduction of the WAMCA interest organizations...

On 1 February 2024, the Belgian Parliament approved a new Book 6 of the Civil Code, which introduces significant changes to the country's tort liability regime.

The screening of foreign direct investments (FDI) is a hot topic in Belgium. As the number of screenings continues to rise, investors are faced with practical questions...