Our first webinar was dedicated to #Blockchain technology and the relevant laws. The aim of the webinar was to cover the legal and practical impacts of the Luxembourg Bill 7637 on the Luxembourg capital market landscape.

Our second webinar focused on practical aspects of #digitalization and #tokenization in the public and Luxembourg capital markets landscape.

Our first webinar dedicated to sustainable finance focused on the rising stars within sustainable finance products: sustainable-linked bonds, Covid-19 related bonds, EU GBS aligned bonds and transition bonds.

Transitioning to a more sustainable economy is an essential part of fighting climate change. The necessity to fund this transition has led to the creation of the concept of "Transition Finance". But what is transition finance? Where does Green Finance end and Transition Finance start?

In 2019, Luxembourg introduced limitations to the #deductibility of interest expenses that also apply to securitisation companies. The rules are complex and raise many questions.

Explaining the structure and investor-friendly features of collateralized loan obligations. This was the aim of our webinar dedicated to this often misunderstood sector of structured credit.

On 24 September the European Commission published its second Capital Markets Union (CMU) action plan.These proposals are no surprises, as they reflect some of the shortcomings of the previous CMU. But, which market infrastructure(s) towards an efficient CMU 2.0?

The aim of this first webinar was to cover the legal and practical impact of the Luxembourg Bill 7825 on the Luxembourg capital market landscape.

The aim of this second webinar was to address the implication of the New Securitisation Law on possible securitisation structures.

Since the enactment of the Securitisation Law, Luxembourg has proven to be one of the prime locations for securitisation transactions in Europe and has become a hub for the setup of securitisation structures.

Over the past months, the LuxCMA Infrastructure Working Group has been working on a theoretical Proof of Concept document to determine and illustrate how the distributed ledger technology (DLT) can be leveraged by the entire value chain to support the issuance and servicing of a debt security in public capital markets. LuxCMA shared the highlights of the document in question during a conference event heldat the BNP Paribas Securities Services auditorium.

Our panelists have endeavoured to demonstrate how the modernisation of the Luxembourg law of 22 March 2004 on securitisation is ushering in a new dawn for Luxembourg in CLOs securitisation.