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Glenn Meyer is a proactive lawyer who is didactic in his explanations and presentations.
He stands out for his empathy, commitment and genuine care for the client.
Glenn Meyer is a reference in Luxembourg banking law. He has very broad general knowledge and is aware of standard market practices.
Glenn is highly appreciated for delivering advice on complex matters, combined with his focus on practical and business-oriented issues.
Glenn Meyer has good knowledge of his clients' needs.
Glenn Meyer is a proactive lawyer who is didactic in his explanations and presentations.
He stands out for his empathy, commitment and genuine care for the client.
Glenn Meyer is a reference in Luxembourg banking law. He has very broad general knowledge and is aware of standard market practices.
Glenn is highly appreciated for delivering advice on complex matters, combined with his focus on practical and business-oriented issues.
Glenn Meyer has good knowledge of his clients' needs.
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Money laundering and terrorism financing risks for payment institutions
On 16 June 2023, the European Banking Authority (“EBA”) published a report on money laundering and terrorist financing risks associated with EU payment institutions. The report finds that these risks may not be assessed and managed effectively by stakeholders.
Issuance of dematerialised securities using blockchain technology
The 2021 Law stems from bill of law no. 7637, which was filed with Parliament on 27 July 2020 (see our newsflash of 30 July 2020 for more information).
Outsourcing made easier: professional secrecy in the financial and insurance sector softened
Through the law of 27 February 2018 implementing the EU regulation (UE) 2015/751 on interchange commissions for card based payments, which amends various laws relating to the financial sector (and was published in the Luxembourg official gazette on March 1st 2018), the Luxembourg parliament has now
New anti-money laundering rules in Luxembourg
On 14 February 2018, the law of 13 February 2018 implementing a substantial part of the 4th anti-money laundering directive (4th AML Directive) was published in the Official Journal of Luxembourg. The law will enter into force on 18 February 2018.
Money laundering and terrorism financing risks for payment institutions
On 16 June 2023, the European Banking Authority (“EBA”) published a report on money laundering and terrorist financing risks associated with EU payment institutions. The report finds that these risks may not be assessed and managed effectively by stakeholders.
Issuance of dematerialised securities using blockchain technology
The 2021 Law stems from bill of law no. 7637, which was filed with Parliament on 27 July 2020 (see our newsflash of 30 July 2020 for more information).
Outsourcing made easier: professional secrecy in the financial and insurance sector softened
Through the law of 27 February 2018 implementing the EU regulation (UE) 2015/751 on interchange commissions for card based payments, which amends various laws relating to the financial sector (and was published in the Luxembourg official gazette on March 1st 2018), the Luxembourg parliament has now
New anti-money laundering rules in Luxembourg
On 14 February 2018, the law of 13 February 2018 implementing a substantial part of the 4th anti-money laundering directive (4th AML Directive) was published in the Official Journal of Luxembourg. The law will enter into force on 18 February 2018.