Securitisation

On 10 March 2022 CMS Lux­em­bourg or­gan­ised a vir­tu­al event on the new Lux­em­bourg Se­cur­it­isa­tion Law, provid­ing a more flex­ible and ad­ap­ted re­gime in line with the cur­rent mar­ket trends and needs.This...

Lux­em­bourg is closely mon­it­or­ing emer­ging trends and top­ics re­lated to Vir­tu­al As­sets and block­chain with a view to cre­at­ing a fa­vour­able en­vir­on­ment for such in­nov­a­tions. Non-fun­gible tokens and de­cent­ral­ised fin­ance are hot top­ics. Se­cur­ity tokens are also gain­ing mo­mentum, with ma­jor play­ers will­ing to launch their first pi­lot pro­jects, par­tic­u­larly if they can rely on nat­ive tokens (ie, de­ma­ter­i­al­ised se­cur­it­ies is­sued dir­ectly on the block­chain).As it stands, the Lux­em­bourg leg­al and reg­u­lat­ory frame­work does not gov­ern Vir­tu­al As­sets as such but rather those that provide ser­vices as a busi­ness in re­la­tion thereto. Read the chapter writ­ten by our Vir­tu­al As­sets team in Lex­o­logy Get­ting the Deal Through – Cryptoassets & block­chain  to learn more about the key fea­tures as well as leg­al and reg­u­lat­ory re­quire­ments un­der­pin­ning the Lux­em­bourg re­gime.  Chapters Gen­er­al Leg­al & Reg­u­lat­ory Frame­work­Cryptoassets for in­vest­ment and Fin­an­cingCryptoasset Trad­ingCryptoassets used for pay­mentsCrypto­cur­rency Min­ingB­lock­chain and oth­er dis­trib­uted ledger tech­no­lo­giesUp­date and Trends

Block­trade is de­vel­op­ing and op­er­at­ing an in­sti­tu­tion­al-grade di­git­al as­sets ex­change that fo­cuses on cut­ting-edge tech­no­lo­gies, highest se­cur­ity stand­ards, and ex­cel­lent user ex­per­i­ences. CMS acts as...