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Luxembourg seminar programmeJanuary – December 2013

Safe in the knowledge.

ContentsBreakfast series – Calendar for 2013

The seminarsJanuary

Tax New tax measures for 2013: changes to come and impact for corporations and individualsThursday 31 January 2

MarchInvestment FundsAIFMD – Getting ready! Thursday 14 March 3

April Corporate Modernisation of the limited partnership Wednesday 17 April 4

May Banking The Banking Union – Quo Vadis?Wednesday 22 May 5

September Employment/IP Challenges in the implementation and operation of a whistleblowing schemeWednesday 25 September 6

NovemberInvestment Funds UCITS – a success story in an ever evolving landscape. What’s next? Thursday 7 November 7

December Litigation Mediation Wednesday 11 December 8

Future seminars 9

The speakers 11

Our Luxembourg practices 16

How to find us 17

We hope that our programme holds something of interest to you. Please feel free to share the information about the seminars with colleagues within your organisation who might also find it of interest.

In addition, we would be interested in hearing from you on further subjects for future seminars. If you have any suggestions, please feel free to discuss these with your regular Linklaters contact.

While exploring new developments and opportunities, financial institutions and corporations of the Luxembourg economic landscape are striving to mitigate uncertainty and risks amid growing pressure from the regulators.

We aim to guide our clients in moving forward and anticipating changes, as we navigate through the current economic waters and face new challenges together.

Our breakfast seminars will focus on specific aspects and issues which the Luxembourg business community may encounter: new tax measurements for 2013, the impact of the AIFM Directive on Luxembourg industry, the introduction of a new legal framework for the limited partnership, the banking union, mediation and litigation and many more topics.

We look forward to welcoming you soon to one or several of our seminars. You can register for seminars by sending an email to [email protected].

Freddy BrauschManaging Partner, Luxembourg Linklaters LLP

Welcome to the Luxembourg Breakfast Series January – December 2013

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The discussionOver many years, Luxembourg has been keen to ensure a stable and favourable tax environment for corporations. This year, the proposed tax measures may seem to reverse this trend, which is a development that has raised concern among corporate and financial players.

Further to the publication of several tax changes and reforms, including the budget law for the fiscal year 2013, we will focus on the main new tax measures for 2013, as well as on further developments to be expected.

The presentation will be followed by a Q&A session.

Jean-Paul Spang Partner

Olivier Van Ermengem Partner

Aurélie ClementzManaging Associate

Aude TusambaManaging Associate

This session will be of interest to in-house lawyers, in-house counsels, to private equity houses and their legal teams.

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The session will consider:

> the main tax changes for Luxembourg corporations and individuals applicable as of 1 January 2013;

> the changes to the taxation of stock options introduced by circular letter no. 104/2 of 20 December 2012;

> the new VAT rules and their impact on corporations.

“Announced and proposed tax changes have raised concern among corporate and financial players.”

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Thursday 31 January8.30 – 9.45am (registration and breakfast from 8.15am)

New tax measures for 2013: changes to come and impact for corporations and individuals

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The discussionOn 19 December 2012, the European Commission issued the Level 2 implementing measures which supplement the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive with regard to exemptions, general operating conditions, depositaries, leverage, transparency and supervision. The European Commission has not wholly embraced the advice provided by ESMA in November 2011. The final Level 2 measures comprise some provisions that may materially impact the organisation of managers and service providers in the alternative funds industry.


Freddy Brausch Managing Partner

Nicolas Gauzès Partner

Aurélie ClementzManaging Associate

Rodrigo DelcourtManaging Associate

This session will be of interest to the asset management industry at large, to investors, to in-house counsels, to in-house lawyers, to private equity houses, to property managers and their legal teams.

This session will consider:

> the update on the implementation of AIFMD in Luxembourg;

> the impact of the final AIFMD regulatory package on managers’ and service providers’ business;

> case studies.

“The final Level 2 measures comprise some provisions that may materially impact the organisation of managers and service providers in the alternative funds industry.”

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Thursday 14 March8.30 – 9.45am (registration and breakfast from 8.15am)

AIFMD – Getting ready!

Nicolas Gauzès Partner

Jean-Paul SpangPartner

Rodrigo DelcourtManaging Associate

Manfred MüllerManaging Associate

Aude TusambaManaging Associate

This session will be of interest to private equity houses and their legal teams, to investment funds, to institutional investors, to cross-border legal practitioners.

The discussionIn late August 2012, a draft bill was introduced before Parliament towards implementing the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive into Luxembourg law.

Beyond implementing the AIFMD, these proposals aim at enhancing the legal framework applicable to the alternative funds industry. The proposals embody a set of far reaching reforms which, when implemented, will lead to the modernisation of the Luxembourg limited partnership regime, including the introduction of a Luxembourg special limited partnership of the Anglo-Saxon type. The Luxembourg new limited partnership will constitute an attractive alternative to LPs used to the Anglo-Saxon model.

During this session we will discuss these developments and how the new type of Luxembourg limited partnership can practically enhance Luxembourg structures and help the business.



> the modernisation of the common limited partnership;

> the creation of a new vehicle, the “special limited partnership” without legal personality;

> the tax provisions allowing full tax transparency of the LP.

“The Luxembourg new limited partnership constitutes an attractive alternative to Anglo-Saxon LPs.”

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Wednesday 17 April8.30 – 9.45am (registration and breakfast from 8.15am)

Modernisation of the limited partnership

May

The discussionThe Council of the European Union has reached political agreement on legislative proposals for a single banking supervision mechanism in the Eurozone, built around the European Central Bank and known as the single supervisory mechanism (“SSM”).

Agreement at Council level paves the way for negotiations with the European Parliament, towards adopting the proposed legislation by the end of the year.

Under the proposal, the ECB will have direct oversight of the biggest Eurozone banks acting in close cooperation with national supervisory authorities.

It is expected that the ECB will assume its supervisory role within SSM on 1 March 2014, or 12 months after the entry into force of the legislation, whichever is later, subject to operational and technical arrangements.

Patrick Geortay Partner

Nicki Kayser Partner

Janine Biver Of Counsel

This session will be of interest to banks and their regulatory, compliance and legal teams.

Agreement on the SSM is the first step towards an integrated “Banking Union”, which includes other components such as a single rulebook, deposit guarantee schemes and a common bank resolution mechanism.



> the main changes brought about by the Banking Union;

> the legal instruments;

> the timing;

> the impact for Luxembourg banks – ECB structures.

“It is expected that the ECB will assume its supervisory role on 1 March 2014, or 12 months after the entry into force of the legislation, whichever is later.”


Wednesday 22 May8.30 – 9.45am (registration and breakfast from 8.15am)

The Banking Union – Quo Vadis?

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Guy LoeschPartner

Catherine GraffManaging Associate

Olivier ReischManaging Associate

This session will be of interest to in-house legal, compliance and human resources teams.

The discussionThe past few years have seen a rise in the implementation of whistleblowing schemes in companies. At the same time, legislators and regulators have been on the move to define a legal framework for the disclosure of illegal or unethical activities and to balance the interests of both employers and employees.

During this session, we will discuss the challenges in implementing and operating whistleblowing schemes in compliance with the different interests and legal obligations in play.



> the restrictions in terms of employment law;

> the position of the data protection regulator;

> the obligations and rights of whistleblowers and subjects of report.

“ Legislations and regulations have been on the move to define a legal framework for the disclosure of illegal or unethical activities.”


Wednesday 25 September8.30 – 9.45am (registration and breakfast from 8.15am)

Challenges in the implementation and operation of a whistleblowing scheme

The discussionSince its creation in 1985, UCITS have become the main pillar of the Luxembourg financial market and an overwhelming success story worldwide. Since its implementation, UCITS landscape has been hugely evolving at an ever accelerating pace.

We propose to take a look into the future of the UCITS world, with UCITS V close to being implemented and UCITS VI in the move. But that’s not all: important changes may be expected from the PRIPs legislation, which is likely to reshape and broaden the use of the KIID, and from MiFID II, which is about to transform the distribution side of UCITS within Europe.

Let’s take a look together at what comes next, and how the UCITS landscape is going to look tomorrow.


Hermann BeythanPartner

Emmanuel-Frédéric HenrionPartner

Josiane SchroederCounsel

Silke Bernard-AlpsManaging Associate

This session will be of interest to fund houses, to management companies and to depositaries.


> the UCITS regulatory landscape;

> the significant changes of the UCITS framework.

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“ ...UCITS have become the main pillar of the Luxembourg financial market and an overwhelming success story worldwide.”


Thursday 7 November8.30 – 9.45am (registration and breakfast from 8.15am)

UCITS – a success story in an ever evolving landscape. What’s next?

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Guy Loesch Partner

Audrey BertolottiManaging Associate

Céline PierreManaging Associate

This session will be of interest to in-house counsels, to in-house lawyers, to legal teams and to cross-border legal practitioners.

The discussionThe European Directive 2008/52/EC on civil and commercial mediation was implemented in Luxembourg in 2012. The law retains most of the legal framework suggested by the directive and goes beyond its mere implementation, covering both national and EU cross-border mediation.

This fairly new structured process was inserted into the New Luxembourg Code of civil procedure and is now available as an alternative dispute settlement mechanism. Resorting to mediation entails specific consequences. This presentation will aim to provide an overview of such particulars in order to best assess situations which could be usefully submitted to mediation.

The discussion will focus on the specifics of this alternative dispute settlement mechanism and on the way conventional and judicial mediations are conducted under Luxembourg law.



> the specifics of mediation;

> the conventional mediation;

> the judicial mediation.

“ This fairly new process is now available as an alternative dispute settlement mechanism.”


Wednesday 11 December8.30 – 9.45am (registration and breakfast from 8.15am)

Mediation

Socially responsible investments – positive stepsLinklaters specialists: Hermann Beythan, Christian Hertz

Engagement in social and environmental matters is not limited to donations. In order to appropriately increase, diversify and ensure long-term financing for projects with a beneficial impact, investment funds are an appropriate, efficient and far-reaching tool. They address the needs of both retail and institutional investors seeking to achieve some financial return together with a social and/or environmental impact.

Our Investment Management specialists are not merely legal experts; they understand the specific product needs and market conditions and are able to offer the right balance of sector and technical expertise. Our understanding of the industry makes us fully responsive to our clients’ specific needs in the sector and ideally positioned to advise on the most appropriate structuring solutions. Besides being very active in the structuring of innovative and groundbreaking sustainable and responsible investment funds, we support a wide range of microfinance initiatives around the world on a pro bono basis.

A breakfast session will be hosted on the topic: investing in responsible business/investing ethically.

Investment in the community – see the wood for the treesLinklaters specialists: Guy Loesch, Mélinda Perera

Community investment at Linklaters is about making a sustainable difference to our local communities and on global issues where we have skills and resources to offer. This means using the expertise and enthusiasm of our people so that we can realise the potential for social good within our firm for the benefit of its communities.

The corporate social responsibility story is a key component of our strategy and the widespread engagement in our programme is a clear demonstration of the firm living our values at all levels.

Our community investment activities engage our clients and our people, as well as offering unique opportunities for development.

A tailored session will be organised to exchange views on strategy around corporate social responsibility and supported charity projects. We will share with you our own experiences.

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Looking forward Future seminars to be further announced

Women and leadership – leading lightsLinklaters specialists: Janine Biver, Francine Keiser, Pia Lavrysen, Xenia Thomamüller

Linklaters raises the topical issue of women in the workplace, and more specifically, their representation at senior management level and what women can do to optimise their own careers.

Linklaters is keen to have a greater proportion of female talent in the pipeline to partnership and a greater proportion of female partners overall to act as role models and mentors to the next generation. The new Linklaters Women’s Leadership Programme encourages taking a more structured approach to developing female talents and to inspiring our female lawyers to create new kinds of networks, specifically aimed at the female business community, in which clients are stimulated to deal with topical issues.

An event series will be dedicated to “women and leadership” around a business and cultural offer.

Complexity and UCITS – structured thinkingLinklaters specialists: Emmanuel-Frédéric Henrion, Benoît Delzelle

Complex vs non-complex UCITS have been, and will continue to be, a topic for discussion in the months to come.

ESMA issued guidance on ETFs and other UCITS issues: index tracking UCITS; index tracking leveraged UCITS; actively and passively managed ETFs; efficient portfolio management techniques and the use of financial derivatives instruments in UCITS; collateral management and financial indices.

UCITS VI and the related EU Commission consultation address also eligible assets and the use of derivatives by UCITS, efficient portfolio management techniques, as well as over the counter derivatives.

A dedicated session will deal with the issue of so-called complex UCITS, assess the potential for the future and discuss the latest market trends in the field.

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Janine BiverOf Counsel Capital Markets & Banking

Janine has been a recognised leading practitioner in her field for many years and is a member of several advisory bodies to the Luxembourg authorities. In addition to her general banking and finance expertise and practice, Janine specialises in mortgage bonds (lettres de gage), in complex fiduciary issues and in structured finance and securitisation transactions.

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Freddy BrauschNational Managing Partner Investment Management

Freddy is a leading professional in the field of investment management. Freddy is a member of several consultative and advisory bodies to the Luxembourg government and to the Luxembourg financial regulators. He is a board member of ALFI and co-chairs ALFI’s legal and regulatory committee. Freddy is the managing partner of Linklaters Luxembourg. He is the trusted adviser of prime investment banks and asset managers, and of several global custodians.

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Audrey BertolottiManaging AssociateEmployment

Audrey has acquired significant expertise in labour law, advising both national and foreign corporates in various aspects of employment, including litigation and general labour law advice. Audrey is also experienced in employment due diligence as well as individual and collective dismissal.

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Aurélie ClementzManaging Associate Tax

Aurélie acts mainly for major private equity houses, property managers and financial institutions. She gained experience on the tax aspects of mergers and acquisitions, restructurings, joint ventures, as well as in international transactions and in the tax structuring of complex financial products.

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Silke Bernard-AlpsManaging Associate Investment Management

Silke is an accomplished funds practitioner. She is one of the cornerstones of our UCITS and alternative funds practice. Silke is the main contact for German-speaking asset management clients. She is active in various ALFI working groups, including the pensions and UCITS substance working groups, and is also a member of the EFAMA pensions and long-term savings steering committee.

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Hermann BeythanPartner Investment Management

Hermann has led the Investment Management Group of Linklaters Luxembourg since May 2010. He is a member of several industry committees on investment management. He is notably a member of the ABBL/ALFI Depository Forum Steering Group. Hermann has developed particular expertise and recognition as a regulatory expert on investment management and investment fund custody issues.

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Rodrigo DelcourtManaging Associate Investment Management

Rodrigo specialises in alternative investment funds and has proven expertise in the field of property and private equity funds, having led some of the major property fund structurings, acquisitions, disposals and financings in the market. Rodrigo is active in various ALFI and LPEA working groups.

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Nicolas GauzèsPartner Corporate/M&A

Nicolas has significant experience in general company law, private equity transactions, mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures and group restructurings. Nicolas is regularly involved in the setting up of non-regulated investment funds as well as SICARs. He is a board member of LPEA.

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Patrick GeortayPartner Capital Markets & Banking

Patrick heads the Capital Markets and Banking Group of Linklaters Luxembourg. He specialises in banking matters, structured finance and asset finance/ securitisation. Patrick is a member of several advisory committees to Luxembourg authorities. He is widely recognised for his expertise in anti-money laundering, regulatory issues and R&I matters.

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Catherine GraffManaging Associate Employment

Catherine heads the Employment Practice of Linklaters in Luxembourg. She specialises in labour law, advising both national and foreign corporates on all aspects of labour law, including individual and collective dismissals, HR policies, flexibility at work and due diligence. Catherine also has expertise in dealing with complementary pension schemes and employee incentive schemes.

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Benoît DelzelleManaging AssociateInvestment Management

Benoît acts for and advises the structured products and global markets platforms and teams of prime investment banks on the setting up, structuring and operation of innovative UCITS and non-UCITS structured product funds, including so-called complex UCITS.

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Emmanuel-Frédéric HenrionPartnerInvestment Management

Emmanuel has developed a specialist funds practice for setting up complex UCITS fund platforms making an enhanced use of derivatives and derivatives techniques. He has also been heavily involved in the structuring and in the establishment of pan-European and Asian regulated property fund structures. Emmanuel is acknowledged by the market as an expert on structured UCITS fund products. Emmanuel is a member of several industry and advisory committees to the regulators in this field.

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Nicki KayserPartner Capital Markets & Banking

Nicki’s practice embodies banking matters, insolvency and restructuring and capital markets related matters, primarily concentrating on debt instruments. Nicki has special expertise in securitisation transactions, repackagings, fiduciary structures, LPNs and generally all types of debt securities issues. He also advises regularly on prospectus, market abuse and transparency obligation laws.

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Francine KeiserOf CounselInvestment Management

Francine is an experienced investment funds lawyer with a broad knowledge of all legal aspects of investment management. She is a member of several industry committees on investment management. Francine has particular expertise in the field of fund mergers and cross-border fund restructurings and in the setting up of sophisticated UCITS compliant funds. She serves on the boards of flagship funds of several major fund promoters.

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Christian HertzManaging AssociateInvestment Management

Christian has experience in setting up and restructuring open- and closed-ended investment funds (UCITS, Part II, SIFs and SICARs), as well as in providing regulatory and on-going advice relating to investment funds and service providers. Christian’s practice also comprises microfinance funds, socially responsible investment and impact financing. Christian is a member of several industry committees in this field.

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Guy LoeschPartner Litigation

Guy is a recognised expert in litigation and arbitration. He heads the Commercial Group of Linklaters Luxembourg and has a general commercial litigation practice. Guy has extensive experience in shareholders’ disputes, banking, insolvency, money laundering-related issues and in private international law.

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Pia LavrysenCounselCorporate/M&A

Pia specialises in all aspects of corporate and financial law, including equity capital markets transactions (IPOs, rights issues, spin-offs, etc.), public takeover bids and public M&A, private M&A, joint ventures and corporate restructurings, as well as corporate governance, regulatory capital and liability management, and non-profit entities.

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Manfred MüllerManaging AssociateCorporate/M&A

Manfred has significant experience in company law and mergers and acquisitions, mainly comprising tax driven private equity structurings (upstream and downstream) as well as unregulated real estate structuring. Manfred also has experience in ship finance, insurance law and in the corporate aspects of setting-up regulated investment funds (both FCP and SICAV) and SICARs.

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Olivier ReischManaging Associate IP/IT-TMT

Olivier heads the IP/TMT Practice in Luxembourg. He has gained significant experience in intellectual property and information technology matters with a wide range of work in relation to media, technology and telecommunication companies, data privacy compliance projects, outsourcing and off-shoring projects, copyright, trademark and patent issues.

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Josiane Schroeder Counsel Investment Management

Josiane is an accomplished funds lawyer. She specialises in all types of investment fund-related matters including the setting up of and giving advice to traditional, alternative and complex funds. She is regularly involved in fund restructurings of all types. Josiane frequently deals with fund distribution matters cross-border and with cross-border fund registrations. Josiane has lead teams on major national and international restructurings of asset management businesses.

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Céline PierreManaging Associate Litigation

Céline has extensive experience in corporate insolvency law, international private law and enforcement procedures of domestic/foreign judicial and arbitral decisions, as well as precautionary measures. Her field of activity encompasses mainly civil, commercial, banking and financial litigation.

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Mélinda PereraCounselCapital Markets & Banking

Mélinda practises in banking matters (including syndicated lending, investment grade and leveraged acquisition finance and debt restructuring) and in capital markets (primarily concentrating on debt instruments). She specialises in insolvency and restructuring as well as in securitisation transactions, repackaging and generally all types of debt securities issues. Mélinda is also very active in Linklaters’ community investment programme, supporting and promoting various local and international charity initiatives.

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Xenia ThomamüllerManaging AssociateInvestment Management

Xenia has expertise in the establishment and (re-)structuring of different kinds of investment funds investing both in traditional and alternative asset classes and also provides on-going assistance in relation to these products. Xenia is one of the main points of contact for alternative UCITS. Xenia is also part of the Linklaters Women’s Leadership Programme. Developed in conjunction with Cranfield School of Management, this programme consists in a series of events and structured coaching sessions to develop a personal leadership style and develop appropriate strategies for success.

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Jean-Paul SpangPartner Corporate/M&A

Jean-Paul heads the Corporate Practice of Linklaters Luxembourg. He specialises in corporate law, mergers and acquisitions, corporate restructurings, equity offerings and is active in private equity. He is a recognised expert advising on complex issues of corporate, finance and securities law. He has co-drafted recent bills. He teaches company and securities law at Luxembourg University.

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Aude TusambaManaging Associate Tax

Aude acts mainly on tax-related matters for major private equity funds, real estate funds and financial institutions. She is experienced in the tax aspects of mergers and acquisitions, restructurings and joint ventures, as well as in international transactions and in the tax structuring of complex financial products.

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Olivier Van ErmengemPartner Tax

Olivier heads the Tax Practice. He has extensive experience in the establishment and reorganisation of multinational corporate tax structures, mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures and general tax advice on international tax issues, restructurings and state aid. Over the last few years he has developed a particular knowledge of tax-efficient structuring of investments for the venture capital, the private equity and the real estate sectors.

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Capital Markets & BankingOur Capital Markets and Banking Group is a key player in sophisticated, complex banking transactions, innovative capital markets and structured finance deals, as well as complex multi-jurisdiction regulatory issues. Our practitioners provide a comprehensive range of legal services on all aspects of financial regulation, from general advice on market rules and regulations to the relevant legislations affecting financial services businesses.

Corporate/M&AOur corporate/M&A specialists provide expertise on the full range of M&A work, including cross-border, multi-jurisdictional and domestic deals, auctions, joint ventures and disposals on behalf of corporates, investment banks or private equity houses. Our capability comprises corporate reorganisations and demergers, corporate governance issues, hostile bid and defence planning, and the full range of public securities issues. Our team is also particularly active in equity capital markets, delivering on-going legal advice to its clients on all types of equity securities matters.

EmploymentOur employment practitioners assist our clients by anticipating and implementing changes before they impact on their business. Our specialists provide advice across all aspects of employment law including pensions, employee incentives and social security, and on hot topics such as anti-discrimination, surveillance in the workplace and whistleblowing. Our team also handles negotiations with labour unions and the establishment of European works councils, as well as employment-related aspects of outsourcing, restructuring and transfers of businesses.

Investment ManagementIn Luxembourg, our Investment Management Group is a pioneer and leader in the fund market. Our team has the breadth and depth to deal with the full range of Luxembourg investment fund vehicles investing in all types of assets, both traditional (equity, bond, money market) and alternative (impact finance, real estate, private equity, hedge). Our practice is particularly recognised for highly innovative and complex structures (structured finance features, equalisation, capital protection, multiple classes, pooling, tax optimisation, waterfall provisions etc.).

IP/IT-TMTOur IP/IT-TMT Practice Group offers a fully dedicated, highly focused team of specialists dealing with telecommunications and broadcasting, data protection, IT contracts including outsourcing, e-commerce and internet-related issues. Our practitioners have particular expertise in intellectual property (IP) and media issues where, alongside the corporate group, they provide specialist input on IP and technology-based corporate transactions, as well as outsourcing projects and global compliance.

LitigationOur Litigation Practice offers a first-class dispute resolution service, including litigation, arbitration and regulatory investigations. Throughout our global network, we draw resources from different jurisdictions in order to provide teams tailored to suit the requirements for each case with the ability to handle complex cross-border cases.

Real EstateOur real estate specialists, spread across several practices, handle the full range of services relating to real estate matters, including advisory, transactional, drafting and negotiating aspects, corporate and financing aspects, and real estate litigation and arbitration. The close collaboration between our real estate group and our investment management practice allows us to be at the forefront of new developments, such as the creation of new real estate investment trusts (REITs).

TaxOur Luxembourg Tax Practice is an essential component of the Linklaters international tax network, with over 150 tax experts worldwide advising on all aspects of cross-border advisory and transactional tax matters. Particular fields of expertise include M&A and joint ventures, capital raising and structured finance, as well as real estate, private equity and investment funds, taxation and tax structurings. Our highly experienced tax specialists have built up a wealth of expertise in all aspects of international tax planning using Luxembourg holding and financing vehicles.


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Should you have any questions or wish to discuss any element of our seminar programme, please contact:

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