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CSSF - U1.1 reporting in Luxembourg in Focus

CSSF – U1.1 reporting in Luxembourg in Focus: Understanding Circular CSSF 15/627 and CSSF U1.1 reporting Requirements

Luxembourg Financial Regulatory News: With this article, we aim to provide a comprehensive overview of the monthly reporting obligation known as the “U1.1 reporting,” as mandated by the Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier (CSSF) in Luxembourg through Circular CSSF […]

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Information on Investment Vehicles and Investment Fund Managers (IFMs)

Now, More Clarity Available on the Information on Investment Vehicles and Investment Fund Managers (IFMs) in Luxembourg

Luxembourg Financial Regulatory News: Regarding Information on Investment Vehicles and Investment Fund Managers (IFMs) in Luxembourg, the CSSF is fundamentally changing how it presents information to the public and the industry. Effective from 19 September 2025, the regulator would launch a

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CSSF September 2025 Newsletter at Ratiofy.Lu

Financial Sector in Luxembourg Sees Growth Amid New Warnings: CSSF September 2025 Newsletter

Luxembourg Financial Regulatory News: In order to easily digest the information, in this article at https://ratiofy.lu/, we try to understand the nuances under the information published in the newsletter number 296 from the Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier (CSSF),

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Money Market Fund (MMF) Reporting in Luxembourg

With Exclusive Method in Place for Money Market Fund (MMF) Reporting in Luxembourg: Understanding the Context and Regulation on MMF in Luxembourg

Luxembourg Financial Regulatory News: The Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier (CSSF) has announced a change to the transmission process for Money Market Fund reporting in Luxembourg (MMF reporting in Luxembourg), effective September 1, 2025. Investment fund managers in Luxembourg will now be

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MMF reporting in Luxembourg

Attention IFMs: CSSF Mandates Exclusive Money Market Fund reporting in Luxembourg (MMF reporting in Luxembourg) Method

Luxembourg Financial Regulatory News: The Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier (CSSF) has announced a change to the transmission process for Money Market Fund reporting in Luxembourg (MMF reporting in Luxembourg), effective September 1, 2025. Investment fund managers in Luxembourg

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Annual CSSF 2024 Report: Visual Explanation – Luxembourg Financial Regulatory News

Interactive Report: CSSF Annual Report 2024 CSSF Report 2024 Strategic Outlook Key Priorities Sector Performance Regulatory & Governance Strategic OutlookKey PrioritiesSector PerformanceRegulatory & Governance Interactive Briefing for Easy Understanding An interactive briefing on the CSSF’s 2024 Annual Report, highlighting Luxembourg’s

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CSSF Annual Report 2024 Published: Some Expected, Some Unexpected.

Luxembourg Financial Regulatory News: The following text summarizes the main themes and most important ideas or facts from the CSSF Annual Report 2024, highlighting Luxembourg’s financial sector in a rapidly evolving global landscape. For more detailed information, please refer to

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Circular CSSF 25/893 aligns Luxembourg’s financial entities and payment providers with DORA’s new digital incident reporting framework.

Luxembourg Financial Regulatory News: Circular CSSF 25/893 establishes the reporting framework for major ICT-related incidents and cyber threats under the DORA regulation for a wide range of financial entities in Luxembourg. It details the practical requirements for classifying and reporting

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Circular CSSF 25/892 requires financial entities in Luxembourg to provide the CSSF with an estimation of aggregated annual costs from major ICT incidents upon request

Luxembourg Financial Regulatory News: Circular CSSF 25/892, effective May 31, 2025, informs financial entities in Luxembourg that the CSSF fully applies the Joint ESAs’ Guidelines on estimating costs and losses from major ICT-related incidents under the DORA regulation. The circular

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Circular CSSF 25/883 amends Luxembourg’s outsourcing rules to align them with the DORA regulation, avoiding duplication for financial entities.

Luxembourg Financial Regulatory News: Circular CSSF 25/883, effective April 9, 2025, amends Circular CSSF 22/806 to prevent overlapping regulations following the entry into force of DORA. For financial entities subject to DORA, the circular repeals the section on ICT outsourcing

Circular CSSF 25/883 amends Luxembourg’s outsourcing rules to align them with the DORA regulation, avoiding duplication for financial entities. Read More »