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  • Vol 22 (2025)

Vol 21 (2024) - Issue 3

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New Luxembourg Restructuring Law and the Double Luxco: An Im-perfect Match?

Anne-Marie Nicolas, Banking & Finance Partner, and Alexandre Sensi, Banking & Finance Senior Associate, Loyens & Loeff, Luxembourg

Synopsis
Much ink has been spilled since the entry into force of the long-awaited Luxembourg law on business preservation and modernisation of bankruptcy law. This law, which came into force on 1 November 2023 (the 'Restructuring Law'), is revamping the existing but rarely used restructuring tools and introducing new preventive and reorganisation measures. We will analyse in this article if and how the new restructuring tools fit in the well-established and creditor-friendly legislative framework on financial collateral arrangements and the popular use of Double Luxco structures.

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International Corporate Rescue

"International Corporate Rescue is great. In a busy world, it covers a truly global range of restructuring topics in just the right depth, enough for an understanding of the important points, but not a lengthy mini-PhD. I find it really helpful for keeping informed about the areas I work in, and to have ‘issue awareness’ about areas further afield. I always read it."

Richard Tett, Freshfields, London Head of Restructuring & Insolvency

 

 

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