CMS Luxembourg
Address:
3, rue Goethe
L-1637 Luxembourg
Grand Duché de Luxembourg
URL: http://www.cms-db.com
CMS Luxembourg provides premium legal and tax advice in one of the most important financial marketplaces in Europe. With its innovative financial instruments, its successful cooperation between the private and public sectors and its highly skilled workforce, CMS Luxembourg offers many opportunities for the development of your business activities. At CMS Luxembourg, we practise law with the expertise of a big firm but with the personal touch of a smaller organisation. We work together to provide tailor-made solutions for your needs. Our clients, which are experts in their particular fields, comprise individuals and high-profile listed and non-listed local and international companies across many different sectors (such as Banking, Private Equity, Insurance or Real Estate) with whom we build long-term relationships. Besides offering the assistance of experienced lawyers who specialize in Banking and Finance, Corporate and M&A, Tax, Investment Funds, Dispute Resolution and Employment and Pensions, CMS Luxembourg is your connection to a strong network of 3,000 experts worldwide, including cross-border groups of specialists across 17 sectors and areas of law. At CMS Luxembourg, we understand your risks and challenges, which makes us the provider of a service tailored to your concerns and needs.
Employee count :
6
Legal employee count :
19
Main Practices :[ infos ]
Civil
Tax
Litigation
Public
I.P. | I.T.
Corporate | Commercial | Economic
Social | Work
Other
Region :
Luxembourg
Recruiter :
Mrs. Olivia Cohrs (Human Ressources and Operations Manager)
Tel: +352 26 27 53 33
Fax: +352 26 27 53 53
olivia.cohrs@cms-dblux.com
Manager :
Mr. Julien Leclère (Managing Partner)
Tel: +352 26 27 53-1
Fax: +352 26 27 53 53
julien.leclere@cms-dblux.com
Press :
Mrs. Sarah Schleich (Business Developer)
Tel: +352 26 27 53-1
Fax: +352 26 27 53 53
sarah.schleich@cms-dblux.com
CMS strengthens its presence in Luxembourg
14/01/2020
New fully operational corporate and tax teams join CMS.
Two reputated teams join CMS in Luxembourg, reflecting the success of the firm globally as well as the dynamism of Luxembourg as a financial centre.
CMS expands in Africa
07/10/2019
CMS announces that RM Partners and Daly & Inamdar Advocates, based in South Africa and Kenya respectively, have today joined the leading global law firm. Going forward, they will be known as CMS RM Partners and CMS Daly Inamdar Advocates.
CMS Luxembourg has started 2018 with one newly appointed partner, two new counsels and several recruitments
14/02/2018
Following the arrival of a new partner, Benoît Rose, in 2017 to head the investment management department, CMS Luxembourg keeps growing steadily with several internal promotions and recruitments
CMS announces revenue of EUR 999M for 2016
29/06/2017
CMS, the top 10 international law firm announces its financial results for 2016.
Total annual revenues of EUR 999m for 2016. When currency fluctuation is removed, annual revenues are EUR 1,05bn, which is a year-on year growth of 4.1%.
New /Amended AML-CTF regulations for Luxembourg's insurance, financial and asset management sectors
28/08/2020
On 20 August 2020, two important texts from an anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing (“AML-CTF”) perspective were published:
"No-deal" Brexit scenario: overview and implications for UK AIFMs operating in Luxembourg
17/08/2020
Many UK firms currently carry on cross-border services in Luxembourg in reliance on an EU financial services passport (e.g. under the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive ("AIFM Directive") or the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive ("MIFID")).
New bill of law allowing for issuance of dematerialised securities issued on the blockchain with central account keepers
11/08/2020
On 27 July, the Luxembourg parliament published a new bill of law n° 7637 (the “Bill of Law”) that will amend the following two laws:
CSSF provides further guidance on money laundering indicators in the collective investment sector
28/07/2020
On 3 July 2020, the Luxembourg supervisory authority for the financial sector, the Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier (the “CSSF”), published a new circular letter n°20/744
