IFLR1000 2027 – Renewed recognition of our expertise

For the eleventh consecutive year, Linari Law Firm features in the IFLR1000, one of the leading guides to the world’s financial and corporate law firms. In the 2027 edition, we are rated in four practice areas: Investment Funds, Banking, Capital Markets and M&A.

Consistency is what makes this result meaningful to us. Year after year, it confirms that our approach works: close involvement in every matter, sound technical expertise and a clear focus on our clients’ business objectives. We believe good legal advice should be both rigorous and actionable, and that is what we strive to deliver every day.

None of this would be possible without the people behind it. We warmly thank our clients for the confidence they place in us, our partners for their collaboration, and our team for the commitment and energy they have shown throughout the year.

We look forward to building on this momentum and continuing to support our clients with the same dedication in the year ahead.

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Team Building in Mallorca

From 2 to 5 October, the Linari Law Firm team travelled to Port Adriano for a team building weekend in Mallorca, joined by their partners. The programme combined wine tastings, harbour walks and long dinners exploring Mallorcan cuisine. As a boutique law firm, Linari sees its close-knit relationships as its…

New CSSF eDesk Notification Requirements for Redemption Suspensions (LMT Rules)

From 21 September 2026, the CSSF requires certain Luxembourg funds — UCIs, SIFs and SICARs governed by the amended Law of 17 December 2010 — to notify the activation and deactivation of redemption suspensions exclusively through the "LMT activation" module on the CSSF eDesk platform. The measure forms part of…

Luxembourg Business Register: Enforcement phase begins

The Luxembourg Business Register has entered a new enforcement phase targeting companies with incomplete or outdated information in the RCS or RBE. Non-compliance may become visible on public register extracts and can ultimately result in financial penalties and administrative strike-off. Companies should ensure that their annual accounts, registered office details…

A sovereign bond on DLT: Luxembourg sets its sights on a European first

On 16 September, Luxembourg Finance Minister Gilles Roth announced the country's intention to issue a sovereign bond on distributed ledger technology (DLT). The Minister framed it as a European first for a sovereign bond of benchmark size — and potentially a world first, depending on its final size, maturity, distribution…

CSSF supervisory fees set to rise

The Luxembourg government has published a draft Grand-Ducal regulation to replace the December 2022 fee scale and align CSSF supervisory fees with the regulator's rising costs. Most fees would increase by around 22%, though the change varies by entity and reaches up to 150% in limited cases, while preserving the…

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