CMS Luxembourg
Adres:
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.
Aantal personeelsleden :
6
Aantal juristen of advocaten :
19
Juridische hoofdgebieden :[ infos ]
Civil
Tax
Litigation
Public
I.P. | I.T.
Corporate | Commercial | Economic
Social | Work
Other
Regio :
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
Pers :
Mrs. Sarah Schleich (Business Developer)
Tel: +352 26 27 53-1
Fax: +352 26 27 53 53
sarah.schleich@cms-dblux.com
CMS Luxembourg 2021 appointments and new joiners
23/02/2021
CMS Luxembourg is pleased to announce the appointments of two Senior Counsels and one Counsel, and the promotions of five lawyers to Managing and Senior Associate positions effective from 1 February 2021.
CMS advises the Three Seas Initiative Investment Fund on the onboarding of new investors
16/12/2020
In 2020, cornerstone investors including Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego (“BGK”) and EximBank Romania, Poland and Romania’s respective national development finance institutions, jointly launched the Three Seas Initiative Investment Fund, 3SIIF, in cooperation with ten countries in Eastern Europe.
CMS advises Blocktrade on its Securities Offering
13/11/2020
Blocktrade is developing and operating an institutional-grade digital assets exchange that focuses on cutting-edge technologies, highest security standards, and excellent user experiences
CMS boosts its investment funds practice in Luxembourg
11/11/2020
CMS Luxembourg is pleased to announce the hiring of Julia Bruzzese and Gilles Bropsom, both senior associates, and Claire Koob and Kim-Cuong Le, both associates, bringing the team headcount to 15 full-time funds and regulatory lawyers
REMINDER - Transitional period of Luxembourg’s former IP regime coming to an end
15/03/2021
Luxembourg has an attractive IP regime offering an 80% tax exemption of net income and gains from qualifying IP assets.
Key changes introduced by the Luxembourg law of 25 February 2021
02/03/2021
The Luxembourg Parliament has adopted a law of 25 February 2021 (the “Law”) which notably amends the law of 12 November 2004 on the fight against money laundering and terrorism financing (the “2004 Law”).
Significant VAT decision regarding company cars in Luxembourg
22/02/2021
The Administration de l’Enregistrement, des Domaines et de la TVA (the Luxembourg VAT authorities) confirmed in Circular n°807 that :
CSSF launches its 2020 survey collecting standardised key information concerning money laundering and terrorist financing risks
02/02/2021
On 27 January 2021, the Luxembourg supervisory authority for the financial sector, the Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier (the “CSSF”), published a circular letter addressed to certain entities of the financial sector,
