Grégory Minne is a Partner in the Banking Financial Services, the Finance Capital Markets and the Restructuring Insolvency practices of Arendt Medernach He specialises in banking and finance, in particular in acquisition, fund, real estate, project, aircraft, rail, ship, and structured finance, securities transactions, payment and securities settlement systems, refinancing, restructuring and insolvency He also advises clients on complex private international law matters and on the legal enforceability of set off, netting and collateral arrangements with respect to cross border transactions and related insolvency risks and regulatory requirements.
- Master’s degree in law from the Catholic University of Louvain (Belgium)
- Master in business law from the Universities of Geneva and Lausanne (Switzerland)
- Degree in philosophy from the Catholic University of Louvain (Belgium)
- Degree in economic and social ethics from the Catholic University of Louvain (Belgium)
- Member of the Luxembourg Bar since 2005
- Chambers and Partners 2024 – Banking and Finance – Band 4
- The Legal 500 2024 – Banking, Finance & Capital Markets – Next Generation
- Who’s Who Legal 2024 – Banking – Regulatory, Finance – Recommended
- Chambers and Partners 2023 – Banking and Finance – Band 4
- The Legal 500 2023 – Banking, Finance & Capital Markets – Next Generation
- IFLR 1000 2023 – Banking – Highly regarded
- Leaders League 2023 – Banking & Finance – Leading
- Conferee of the Conference of European Restructuring and Insolvency Law (CERIL)
- Member of the European Law Institute (ELI)
- Member of INSOL Europe
- Lecturer at the University of Luxembourg and visiting lecturer at the Catholic University of Louvain (Belgium) and at the University of Paris Est Créteil (UPEC, Paris XII) (France)
- Frequent speaker at conferences and seminars in Luxembourg and abroad
- Author of numerous articles on issues related to his areas of expertise
- Recipient of the prize awarded by the Luxembourg Association of Banking Law Lawyers (ALJB, Association Luxembourgeoise des Juristes de Droit Bancaire) for his study on the conflict of laws rules concerning set-off and netting in the financial sector
Prior to joining Arendt & Medernach, Grégory worked in Switzerland within the legal department of a leading French investment bank.