Jean-Christian Six
Partner
Luxembourg
Jean-Christian Six
Partner
Luxembourg
Contact Details
Jean-Christian has significant expertise in advising clients in relation to the structuring, setting up and registration of regulated funds (SIFs, SICARs, UCITS and Part II funds) and unregulated funds (limited partnerships and RAIFs) for institutional and non-institutional investors in all asset classes, alternative assets in particular, including real estate, private equity, infrastructure, debt/credit and hedge funds. He assists management companies and AIFMs on their licence applications and extensions as well as cross-border issues. Jean-Christian also advises clients in the context of their investor due diligence on, and negotiations with, investment funds. He advises on fund regulatory issues as well.
“Market-leading practitioner Jean-Christian Six has an outstanding track record, advising various international institutions on the establishment of cross-border funds. According to a source, ‘he always stands out and is technically brilliant’. Another interviewee lauds Six as ‘a very thorough legal adviser who knows what he is doing’, and who is ‘always responsive and very precise’.”
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Qualifications
Professional
Admitted to the Luxembourg bar under his professional home title, Luxembourg, 2007
Admitted as avocat, Belgium, 2003
Academic
Erasmus Programme, University of Alcalá, 1998
Licence, Law, Kath.Univ. Louvain-la-Neuve, 1998
News & insights
Publications: 31 MARCH 2020
Covid-19 coronavirus: NAV issues in open-ended real estate funds
The Covid-19 pandemic and resulting government lockdowns have brought intense volatility both to financial markets and the real economy, and a sharp return of challenges that confronted asset managers in the Global Financial Crisis of 2008-10.
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Publications: 10 DECEMBER 2019
Registered AIFMs and internally managed non-AIFs: the CSSF’s reminder of your AML/CFT obligations
The CSSF continues to raise awareness of AML/CFT obligations to the fund industry. Following a conference addressed to registered (sub-threshold) AIFMs and internally managed non-AIFs, the CSSF published a list of common AML/CFT pitfalls.
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Publications: 02 DECEMBER 2019
The CSSF has announced that entities under its supervision will have to complete the next annual AML/CFT risk assessment survey using the e-Desk platform. The period to complete the survey will open on 3 February 2020 for all entities and close after 4 weeks for the banking sector and 6 weeks for other supervised entities.
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Publications: 02 DECEMBER 2019
Important clarifications for the Luxembourg fund industry on AML CFT requirements
Taking into account the results of the Luxembourg national risk assessment which classifies the fund industry as high ML/FT risk, the CSSF clarifies that Luxembourg regulated funds, like Luxembourg investment fund managers (IFMs), are required to appoint two persons in charge of AML/CFT.
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Qualifications
Professional
Admitted to the Luxembourg bar under his professional home title, Luxembourg, 2007
Admitted as avocat, Belgium, 2003
Academic
Erasmus Programme, University of Alcalá, 1998
Licence, Law, Kath.Univ. Louvain-la-Neuve, 1998
Published work
- "Luxembourg regulated infrastructure funds: Key features and potential improvement areas", Luxembourg Fund Review, June 2011 (co-author)
- "La première cotation de SICAR", Luxemburger Wort, November 2008
- "Les étapes-clés dans la cotation", Luxemburger Wort, November 2008
- "Directive prospectus et commercialisation Pan-européenne de fonds fermés", ACE, October 2007
- "Real estate investment options increase", International Financial Law review (IFLR), Luxembourg, February 2006 (co-author)
