Marco specialises in the laws and regulations applicable to the financial sector, including authorisation requirements, supervision and prudential rules, rules of conduct, or anti-money laundering.

Before joining Loyens & Loeff, Marco worked for a global firm based in Luxembourg providing consultancy services, where he assisted clients with regard to European and Luxembourgish Law related matters, specifically in the context of the CSSF supervision and financial crime investigations. Previously, he also worked as a lawyer trainee for the Directorate General Legal Services of the European Central Bank in Frankfurt and for the Legal Directorate of the European Investment Bank in Luxembourg.

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Memberships

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Luxembourg Association of Banking Lawyers (ALJB)
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Qualifications

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LL.M in European Law School, Maastricht University, Faculty of Law (Maastricht, The Netherlands), 2022
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Single Cycle Masters's Degree in Law, Universitá di Bologna, Faculty of Law (Bologna, Italy), 2020
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Erasmus+, Queen Mary University of London, Faculty of Law (London, United Kingdom), 2018

Marco Misolic

Associate

marco.misolic@loyensloeff.com

Luxembourg

Croatian, English, German, Italian

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Marco Misolic, associate, is a member of the Banking and Finance practice group in our Luxembourg office. He advises credit institutions, investment firms, fund managers, crypto-asset service providers, payment institutions, crowdfunding platforms and other financial institutions on European and Luxembourgish financial regulatory matters.

Marco specialises in the laws and regulations applicable to the financial sector, including authorisation requirements, supervision and prudential rules, rules of conduct, or anti-money laundering.

Before joining Loyens & Loeff, Marco worked for a global firm based in Luxembourg providing consultancy services, where he assisted clients with regard to European and Luxembourgish Law related matters, specifically in the context of the CSSF supervision and financial crime investigations. Previously, he also worked as a lawyer trainee for the Directorate General Legal Services of the European Central Bank in Frankfurt and for the Legal Directorate of the European Investment Bank in Luxembourg.