Ana Nicoleta Andreiana

Oct 17, 2024 | mondaq.com | Frédéric Lemoine |Frédéric Franckx |Mathilde Lattard |Ana Nicoleta Andreiana

A recent public notice and related guide from the Luxembourg Business Register state that, as from 12 November 2024, all natural persons registered or due to be registered with the Luxembourg Trade and Companies Register (RCS) must provide their Luxembourg national identification number (LNIN). If they do not have a LNIN, they must create one.

Oct 16, 2024 | lexology.com | Frédéric Lemoine |Siobhan McCarthy |Frédéric Franckx |Mathilde Lattard |Ana Nicoleta Andreiana |Michael Scott | +2 more

Who does this apply to? This requirement applies to all natural persons registered or to be registered with the RCS in any capacity (e.g., manager, director, shareholder, statutory auditor). However, this new requirement will not apply to natural persons who are (i) judicial representatives (“mandataires judiciaires”) appointed in the framework of a procedure registered with the RCS and (ii) agents of companies governed by foreign law that have opened a branch in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg.

Jun 26, 2024 | mondaq.com | Ana Nicoleta Andreiana

We have contributed to the GLI Initial Public Offerings 2024 Guide, presenting Luxembourg's favourable and stable legal framework for international IPOs. Luxembourg, a leading global financial centre, offers a wide range of services connecting investors and markets worldwide.

May 3, 2024 | mondaq.com | Frédéric Lemoine |Ana Nicoleta Andreiana

As companies come to terms with rising interest rates in the wake of increased inflation, Frédéric Lemoine and Ana Nicoleta Andreiana from Loyens & Loeff outline the main issues faced when dealing with distressed M&A and how buyers may best mitigate the associated risks.

Jun 6, 2023 | mondaq.com | Ana Nicoleta Andreiana |Frédéric Lemoine

"Everything everywhere all at once". Under such pressure, the M&A market is making way to distressed buyout and private credit opportunities. With (pandemic) heyday levels well behind, deal making activity and volume have continued to slow down in Q1 2023 under the pressure of macroeconomic factors and "everything everywhere all at once" uncertainty.