Corporate & commercial
Our corporate and commercial team offers a comprehensive range of legal services to leading multinational corporations, banks, hedge, private equity and other investment funds, as well as successful business owners and entrepreneurs.
We offer advice ranging from setting up the offices of multinational companies, the structuring of investment funds and trusts, advice on accessing both the debt and equity aspects of the Luxembourg capital markets and advice on issues such as corporate tax, commercial contracts and competition issues, as well as related contentious matters.
Whether you are an established Luxembourg entity or an international company seeking to use Luxembourg as a tax efficient hub for your activities in Europe we have the expertise to advise on all aspects of your development.
Areas of experience include the following:
- Banking & finance
- Capital markets
- Commercial litigation
- Corporate & commercial
- Corporate tax
- Intellectual Property
- Investment funds
- Financial services
- Mergers & acquisitions
- Private equity & venture capital
- Real estate funds & finance
Typical advice includes the following:
- Establishment and tax structuring of entities ranging from international corporations to Luxembourg investment vehicles, including Private Equity, Venture Capital and Real Estate funds
- Listing and issuing of securities for both national and international entities on domestic and international stock exchanges
- Advice in relation to corporate governance, commercial contracts, competition and compliance issues
- Corporate and regulatory advice relating to mergers and acquisitions, business reorganisations, restructuring and insolvency
- Advice in relation to on-going tax issues, including in connection with IP and IT structures
- Legal, tax and due diligence advice in relation to the acquisition of assets (including real estate) in Luxembourg
- Advice in relation to contentious issues arising out of commercial contracts, licensing agreements, competition issues as well as tax disputes.