Jérôme BUREL is a Partner in the Corporate, Banking and Finance practice group. Jérôme has over 18 years of experience in Luxembourg corporate law, specialising in restructuring operations, joint ventures, mergers and acquisitions, and private equity.

 

Additionally, he regularly advises boards of managers and senior management on corporate governance issues. Having been involved in major international insolvency proceedings early in his career, Jérôme's experience also extends to the corporate and transactional aspects of the insurance and reinsurance sector.

 

Master in business law, University of Luxembourg, 2004

Master's degree in private law, University of Strasbourg, 2003

English, French, German

Luxembourg Bar, admitted in 2005

Legal committee of the British Chamber of Commerce, Luxembourg

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New law on non-profit associations and foundations (the “New NPA Law”)

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