The European retail landscape is entering a new phase shaped by significant economic, social, and technological transitions. Consumer habits are shifting, retailers are adjusting footprints, and investors are recalibrating portfolios to focus on essential categories...
A Luxembourg S.C.A. (Société en commandite par actions) SICAV-RAIF dedicated to private credit gives professional investors a flexible way to access senior, unitranche, mezzanine and NAV-based loans to mid-market borrowers in Western Europe, the DACH region and...
An investment fund dedicated to energy opportunities The term “Energy Fund S.C.A. SICAV-RAIF” is used to describe a structuring initiative, not a statutory or predefined legal category under Luxembourg law. The Energy Fund S.C.A. SICAV-RAIF is designed as a...
Company vs Fund, Roadmap, Legal Limits and All Asset Classes Deals Under the Securitisation Law of 22 March 2004 (as amended) For sponsors, arrangers, originators, asset managers, family offices and institutional investors, Luxembourg remains one of the most versatile...
Luxembourg has firmly established itself as the leading European jurisdiction for sophisticated alternative investment structures. For investors looking to access growth equity, private markets, and specialized strategies through an institutional platform, the...
European logistics real estate continues to benefit from the growth of e-commerce, supply chain reconfiguration, near-shoring of inventories, and the need for energy-efficient warehouses. For professional investors, family offices, and institutional managers, a...
Luxembourg is one of the most established European hubs for hedge fund sponsors, family offices, private equity managers, and sophisticated entrepreneurs. The country combines political stability, a predictable legal system, and an advanced financial-services...
The European real estate market continues to attract institutional investors, family offices, pension funds, private equity firms, and ultra-high-net-worth entrepreneurs seeking yield, diversification, and long-term capital preservation. Among Luxembourg structures,...
Luxembourg has become the default home for European infrastructure debt funds. For managers lending into energy transition, digital infrastructure, transport, or social assets across the EU, the Grand Duchy offers a flexible toolbox of investment vehicles, strong...
In the Luxembourg fund-structuring environment, launching a fund classed under Article 9 of the SFDR offers asset managers and investors a distinct framework: a fund with a sustainable investment objective, meaning that the fund seeks to capitalise on sustainable...