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PayTechTalk 61 – The Financial Center Luxembourg

PayTechTalk 61 - Der Finanzstandort Luxemburg
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In this episode of PayTechTalk, Dr Susanne Grohé talks to Avocat à la Cour Charles Krier about Luxembourg as a business location and in particular as a financial center.

Luxembourg is known as a small country in the heart of Europe that attracts as a financial center with “Triple A” rating, multilingualism, a bundled expertise and short distances. But there is a lot more you should know about the financial center Luxembourg – especially if you want to apply for a permit as a payment or e-money institution in the country.

What influence did the Brexit have? What does a permission process in Luxembourg look like? How do you prepare for it? What is different compared to Germany? Who is suitable for the management team? How long does a permit application take? …

Charles Krier provides exciting first-hand insights – and reveals how to greet each other in Lëtzebuergesch and which regional dish you should definitely try.

Vill Spaass mat PayTechTalk #61!

(This episode is in German.)

 

Cover picture: Copyright © PayTechLaw

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Susanne started her legal career at Linklaters. Most recently, she headed the legal department of PayPal for the DACH region. Before that, she worked at eBay mainly on payment related topics. Her focus are regulatory issues and product advice in the payment and ecommerce industry. Susanne dealt with completely different legal topics as head of legal director for the Bundesdruckerei (federal printing office).

Charles is advising financial institutions of all sizes on a wide range of bank regulatory matters and operational activities. He has developed dedicated competences inter alia in the field of payments, anti-money-laundering law and outsourcing and provides regulatory guidance to various actors of the FinTech industry. Furthermore, he has longstanding experience in the field of corporate law (corporate acquisitions and restructurings, joint venture projects at a multi-jurisdictional level).



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