Founding Partner
François’ areas of expertise include Corporate, Reinsurance laws and litigation.
During his 32 years of professional experience, François has been involved in numerous large-scale international transactions such as shareholding and management rights preservation, IPOs, implementation of securitisation, setting up of joint ventures, wealth and tax structuring and more generally group restructuring.
He has been recognised by Legal directories as a leading lawyer in the field of M&A and Capital Markets.
With the support of his team, François is committed to providing his clients with high quality, tailor-made services by advising them on the fundamental and thorny aspects of their requests.
His clients which include global corporations, major banks, high net worth individuals and private equity firms recognised François’ engagement and professionalism.
In addition to being a member of the International Bar Association, the Interlex Group and a member of the Board of Directors of the French Chamber of Commerce and Industry, among others, François has a solid network with local and international professionals from all sectors.
He also serves as a Board member of top tier companies (Nexteer Automotive, Clydeblowers, DB Santasalo, Sunstar, Magna, AVNET, Alfa Hôtels, UBIK, etc.).
In consideration of his brilliant career as Corporate and M&A lawyer, François has been recently nominated among the Top 100 lawyers in Luxembourg.
The imminent arrival of a new regulation in Luxembourg will impact third-country undertakings (TCUs) providing core banking services, signaling an upcoming shift in the regulatory landscape for these entities…
A new EU regulation 2024/886 will make instant payments fully available in euro to consumers and businesses in the EU and in EEA countries…
The Order of Chartered Accountants has recently given its opinion on the Bill of Law N° 8286, concerning the accounting, annual financial statements and consolidated financial statements of companies and related reports and abolishing the office of a commissaire aux comptes (the “Bill of Law”).
The imminent arrival of a new regulation in Luxembourg will impact third-country undertakings (TCUs) providing core banking services, signaling an upcoming shift in the regulatory landscape for these entities…
A new EU regulation 2024/886 will make instant payments fully available in euro to consumers and businesses in the EU and in EEA countries…
The imminent arrival of a new regulation in Luxembourg will impact third-country undertakings (TCUs) providing core banking services, signaling an upcoming shift in the regulatory landscape for these entities…
