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Jul 09, 2026Digital Single Market and copyright I CJEU delivers setback for Meta
On 12 May 2026, in Case C-797/23, Meta Platforms Ireland Ltd v Autorità per le Garanzie nelle Comunicazioni (“ AGCOM”), the Court of Justice of the European Union (“the Court”) delivered a preliminary ruling on interpretation in proceedings between Meta Platforms Ireland Ltd (“ Meta”) and AGCOM, the
Jul 09, 2026ESG | CSSF communication on the ESG Ratings Regulation and new SFDR disclosure requirements
On 1 July 2026, the CSSF published a communication drawing market participants' attention to two key developments arising from the ESG Ratings Regulation (Regulation (EU) 2024/3005) ESG Rating disclosure First, the Regulation began to apply on 2 July 2026. Second , Article 49 [LM1] of the Regulation
Jul 09, 2026ESG | Commission adopted final delegated RTS regulation within its broader ESG Rating regulation package
The European Commission has now adopted all sets of delegated regulations under the ESG Ratings Regulation. What the ESG Ratings Regulation does - ESMA at the centre of a new supervisory regime The Regulation, which entered into force on 2 January 2025, places ESMA at the centre of a new supervisory
Jul 09, 2026Gambling I CJEU clarifies private law consequences of unlicensed gambling services
In its judgment in Case C-440/23 , European Lotto and Betting and Deutsche Lotto-und Sportwetten, the Court of Justice of the European Union (the “ Court ”) was called upon to clarify the relationship between the freedom to provide services under Article 56 TFEU and national rules restricting the
Jul 09, 2026Valuation | CSSF Feedback Report
The CSSF expects all Investment Fund Managers (“IFMs) to self-assess their valuation frameworks and remediate gaps. Supervisory follow-up is expected. Background The CSSF has published a Feedback Report following its thematic review of the valuation frameworks applied by Luxembourg-domiciled
Jul 09, 2026Competition I Google Android (Part II): the Court's findings and implications for digital competition
On 2 July 2026, the Court of Justice of the European Union dismissed in full the appeal brought by Google LLC and Alphabet Inc. in the Google Android case, confirming the fine of EUR 4.125 billion. Beyond this historic sanction, the ruling provides important guidance on the legal standards
Jul 09, 2026Competition I Google Android (Part I): the record fine and the road to the Court of Justice
On 2 July 2026, the Court of Justice of the European Union dismissed the appeal brought by Google LLC and Alphabet Inc. against the judgment of the General Court in the Google Android case, confirming the fine of EUR 4.125 billion imposed on Google for abuse of dominant position in relation to the
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Jul 09, 2026Luxembourg case law | Mandat apparent and fund redemptions
An AIFM may be bound by a redemption order accepted by an unauthorised employee - and the redeeming investor becomes a creditor once payment falls due. In a significant ruling for the Luxembourg investment funds industry, the Cour de cassation on 27 March 2025 upheld the decision of the court of
Jul 09, 2026UCI | CSSF updated FAQ on crypto-assets
On 24 April 2026, the CSSF published Version 8 of its FAQ on Crypto-Assets for Undertakings for Collective Investment (the “ FAQ”). Following the significant amendments introduced by Version 7 of the FAQ in connection with the entry into application of Regulation (EU) 2023/1114 on markets in crypto
Jul 09, 2026Foreign Investment Screening I New EU framework: from coordination to harmonisation
Regulation (EU) 2026/1386 of 17 June 2026 on the screening of foreign investments in the Union (the “ Regulation”) restructures the Member States’ framework for the assessment of foreign investments, notably making screening mechanisms mandatory across all Member States, introducing a common minimum
Jul 09, 2026Securitisation | Luxembourg moves to modernise its securitisation framework - again
New draft law proposes broader financing options, active management and cross-compartment flexibility. Luxembourg’s securitisation framework is widely regarded as one of the most versatile in Europe, offering a combination of structural flexibility, investor protection and legal certainty that few
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