Back to 2017 - Forward to 2018

2017 was a busy year, not least in respect of legal and regulatory changes that may impact your business. We are pleased to provide you with an overview of the major legal and regulatory developments under Luxembourg and EU law.Please click here to access Back to 2017 - Forward to 2018.

20/12/2017

2017 was a busy year, not least in respect of legal and regulatory changes that may impact your business. We are pleased to provide you with an overview of the major legal and regulatory developments under Luxembourg and EU law.

We hope that this flashback will enable you to keep track of the main legal trends which marked 2017 and those which we reasonably anticipate will arise in the near future.

Please click below to access Back to 2017 - Forward to 2018.

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