Describe the objectives · Examine the consequences
Shareholding, group of companies or asset management organisation: a structure must be understood based on its role and operations. These guides present the concepts to distinguish before preparing a project in Luxembourg.
Identify the partners, assets, contemplated flows and the persons who make decisions. The name of a structure is not sufficient to determine how it operates or the treatment of each transaction.
The proposed reading materials put shareholdings, governance and documentation into perspective. They help prepare a discussion with the relevant professionals, taking into account the countries involved and the project's objectives.
Structures and shareholdings
The SE is a European structuring tool intended for certain transactions between existing companies. Choosing it requires examining the incorporation requirements, governa...
Structures and shareholdings
Fund acronyms alone do not describe how they operate. To prepare a project, start with the investors, assets, liquidity and allocation of responsibilities.
Structures and shareholdings
The exemption of certain participation income depends on conditions that vary according to the flow. Dividends received, capital gains, distributions and net wealth tax m...
Structures and shareholdings
The reserved alternative investment fund falls under a specialised framework. The absence of direct supervision as a product does not mean an absence of rules or regulate...
Structures and shareholdings
SOPARFI is used to describe a financial holding company subject to ordinary law. Before setting up a holding company, its purpose, governance, flows and obligations must ...
Structures and shareholdings
The family wealth management company is subject to a specialised wealth management framework. It should not be presented as a universal vehicle for every activity or inve...
