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The Employment 2024 guide covers over 50 jurisdictions. The guide provides the latest legal information on terms of employment, non-compete and non-solicitation clauses, data privacy law, foreign workers, the role of unions and employee representative bodies, termination of employment, employment

Since its introduction in March 2021, the SFDR has transformed the landscape of sustainable finance, setting new standards for transparency and accountability. Listen to the latest LuxCMA - Luxembourg Capital Markets Association podcast episode featuring our Investment Management Partner and

Our experts have contributed to the publication of a Q&A paper about Litigation Funding in Luxembourg together with Nivalion AG. Look at the chapters below, which are fully investigated in the pdf. REGULATION Overview Restrictions on funding fees Specific rules for litigation funding Legal advice

The Investment Funds 2024 guide covers 20 jurisdictions. The guide provides the latest information on alternative investment funds and retail funds, including fund formation, restrictions on investors, the regulatory environment, operational requirements and the tax regime. Law and Practice 1

A Q&A guide to pensions law in Luxembourg. The Q&A gives a high-level overview of the regulation of national government pensions and supplementary pensions. On national government pensions, it covers employer/employee contributions; national government pension age and monthly amount; and the public

The 2024 Litigation Global Practice Guide features 70 jurisdictions. It provides the latest legal information on litigation funding, initiating a lawsuit, pre-trial proceedings, discovery, injunctive relief, trials and hearings, settlement, damages and judgment, appeals, costs, and alternative

The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg has a favourable setting for arbitration generally, as well as for the enforcement of arbitral awards. The existence of the award, and the fact that it has obtained the exequatur are sufficient elements for obtaining interim remedies, while the latter is not necessary

The issue of discrimination and moral harassment in the workplace has become even more topical since the recent adoption last April of the law on the protection of whistle-blowers. For more on this topic, read the article (in French) written by our Partner Anne Morel and Senior Associate Pauline

What are our top tips for navigating the employment regime and what are the potential sticking points? What, if any, are the rights to parental leave, at either a national or local level? How are data protection rules applied in the workforce and how does this affect employees’ privacy rights? What

Now in its 15th edition, Decision Makers play a key role in helping to promote Luxembourg as the heart of the funds industry in Europe: Evelyn Maher (BSP): Navigating life’s contrasts Evelyn Maher, Head of Investment Management at the Luxembourg legal partnership Bonn Steichen & Partners, has

Luxembourg is the second largest fund centre in the world after the United States and offers a vast range of investment vehicles. In this article, we set out the advantages associated with choosing Luxembourg as the jurisdiction for your fund vehicle, and provide a brief introduction to the various

What regulatory regimes and codes of practice primarily govern environmental, social and governance (ESG) regulation and implementation in Luxembourg? Is the ESG framework primarily based on hard (mandatory) law and regulation or soft (eg, ‘comply or explain’) codes of governance? What is the