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In business, we all need easy access to relevant information. We are happy to share our expertise with you by providing regular, pragmatic and straight-to-the-point updates on recent Luxembourg legal and tax developments.
Regulatory updates for life insurance: how to deal with unclaimed contracts
What can insurance companies do with their inactive contracts? Where is the law standing?
Top rankings for Loyens & Loeff in the International Tax Review
The International Tax Review (ITR) has published its 2021 rankings.
Law of 23 September 2020: flexibility for adoption of corporate resolutions extended until year end
Companies will continue to benefit from simpler formalities for adoption of corporate resolutions until 31 December 2020.
Loyens & Loeff advised Novartis on the issuance of 1.85 billion euros first healthcare industry sustainability-linked notes
Loyens & Loeff Luxembourg assisted with the issuance of the first healthcare industry sustainability-linked notes
ECB to accept sustainability-linked bonds as collateral
ECB will start accepting bonds with coupon structures linked to certain sustainability performance targets
Loyens & Loeff advises on acquisition of Luxembourg private bank
Loyens & Loeff Luxembourg financial regulatory team advised on the first acquisition of a Luxembourg bank by Alexander Schütz
Holding Regimes in a New Era - 2020 edition
We are pleased to present you the 2020 edition of the Loyens & Loeff publication Holding Regimes in a New Era – Comparison of Tax and Non-Tax Aspects.
New draft bill to reform the Luxembourg arbitration law
Draft bill reforming the arbitration provisions in the Luxembourg Code of Civil Procedure.
Transfer pricing: taxation and digitalization of the economy
Luxembourg overview of typical transfer pricing issues.
Chambers & Partners: Luxembourg Private Wealth Guide 2020 now online!
This guide provides an overview of the tax and legal aspects you need to know to preserve your family wealth for future generations.
State aid update: decisions opening individual investigations on Belgian excess profit rulings published
The Commission published its decisions to investigate in depth the treatment of 39 Belgian companies that had obtained an ‘excess profit ruling’.
DAC6 and Some of Its Inconsistencies — A Call to the Legislature
DAC6: legal uncertainty in Luxembourg’s implementation