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A Smoother Road To Securitisation: Luxembourg Fine-tunes Its Securitisation Toolbox
Luxembourg is modernizing its securitisation framework through two key legislative reforms: the Draft Securitisation Bill and the Deferred Capital Law. These amendments expand financing options for securitisation vehicles, permit active management of broader asset classes in private transactions, and allow deferred payment of share capital for SARLs, potentially reducing incorporation timelines from months to days.
Luxembourg Finance
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Loyens & Loeff
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Amendments To The Law On Transfer And Mortgage Of Immovable Property
Recent amendments to Cyprus's Transfer and Mortgage of Immovable Property Law have introduced significant changes to the auction procedure for mortgaged properties. These legislative updates extend debtor rights by allowing more time to challenge mortgage debt and establishing mandatory minimum reserve prices for all property auctions. The reforms aim to strengthen protections for debtors facing foreclosure proceedings.
Cyprus Real Estate
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George Z. Georgiou & Associates LLC
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Q&A For EU Fund Managers Establishing A Luxembourg In-house AIFM
EU fund managers are increasingly opting to establish their own Luxembourg-based licensed entities to manage European private funds, known as authorised alternative investment fund managers (AIFMs). This Q&A addresses the practical considerations and key questions that arise when choosing between an in-house AIFM controlled by the fund manager versus engaging a third-party Luxembourg AIFM.
Luxembourg Finance
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Loyens & Loeff
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AML Playbook: EU Edition #1: The New EU AML/CTF Package
The European Union has fundamentally restructured its anti-money laundering framework through a comprehensive legislative package that replaces fragmented national implementations with directly applicable regulations. This transformation introduces a new EU-wide supervisory authority, expands the scope of regulated entities, and establishes harmonized customer due diligence requirements across all member states.
European Union Government
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A&O Shearman
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