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CMS Luxembourg FinTech team brings together the strengths of market-leading legal,  technological expertise, and industry knowledge. With our substantial banking and investment funds team, our insurance expertise and dynamic regulatory practice, CMS is a genuine FinTech powerhouse.

Our scale and deep industry expertise enables us to serve the full spectrum of players in the Fintech market, including the largest retail and investment banks, Fintech investors, established Fintech companies, and the smaller start-ups.

Whether you are developing your own FinTech business, nurturing, acquiring, or investing in one, you need the reassurance that you are doing the right thing for your business and for your customers. At CMS, our lawyers recognise the fact that you need legal support that matches those ambitions. Our services cover a broad range of FinTech areas, especially crowdfunding platforms, Initial coin offerings (ICOs), Security token offerings (STOs), Cryptocurrencies, Outsourcings, Investments in FinTech companies and innovative payment solutions.

At the industry level, CMS Luxembourg is an associate partner of the Luxembourg House of Financial Technology (LHoFT). With this partnership, we aim to contribute actively to the LHoFT’s efforts to enhance Luxembourg’s Fintech ecosystem, including notably Fundtech, Regtech and Insurtech, while making available to the innovators the expertise and experience of its lawyers.

Global approach, local experts

CMS advises FinTech companies both within Luxembourg and internationally. If specific knowledge of a different jurisdiction is required, we bring in FinTech specialists from the worldwide CMS network. Seamless service across national borders is routine for us, rather than the exception.

If you are looking for more information or help from our lawyers, please contact us.

 

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22/08/2023
CSSF clarifications on registration of virtual asset service providers...
On 17 August 2023, the Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier (the « CSSF ») published frequently asked questions (the “Q&As”) on virtual asset service providers (the “VASPs”) to...
30/03/2022
Webinar Recording | Virtual Assets: Taking Luxembourg one step further
During this 45min we­bin­ar, or­gan­ised by CMS Luxembourg about the Virtual assets, the speakers are discussing the fol­low­ing:  The growing importance of virtual assets and emerging challenges linked...
31/01/2022
CMS advises ekonoo on its authorisation as Investment Firm
ekonoo, Luxembourg first fully digital solutions offering medium and long term (occupational, and individual) innovating savings plan, obtains its authorisation as investment firm from the CSSF. The Luxembourg...
17/12/2021
Lexology GTDT - Cryptoassets & Blockchain
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
05/08/2021
CMS Global Fintech Update
The legal framework in the fintech industry is changing very quickly and sometimes varies greatly from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. Our global update, will give you an overview of the latest changes and topics we have been dealing with in Europe, Africa and Latin America region. This will give you an at a glance summary of a number of articles that we have produced on a local basis. For a more in-depth analysis or for any questions, please reach out to your usual CMS contact or listed in this update Fintech experts.
03/06/2021
CMS Luxembourg joins forces with the LHoFT
Luxembourg-based international law firm CMS Luxembourg is proud to announce that it has joined forces with the Luxembourg House of Financial Technology (LHoFT) as one of its associate partners. The LHoFT...
23/01/2020
Discussion on blockchain and tokenization
We were delighted to welcome Vlad Centea, CEO of Morfin, for a discussion on blockchain with a focus on tokenization and the digitalization of assets. Morfin is a mobile platform that creates a banking...