Conference
Navigating CRD VI — From transposition of the Directive to market reality
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In collaboration with the ABBL, Arendt is organising the first industry-wide conference dedicated to the upcoming implementation in Luxembourg of the sixth EU Capital Requirements Directive (CRD VI) and its impact on Luxembourg-based credit institutions.
CRD VI is widely expected to be one of the most significant regulatory developments in 2026. It introduces substantial changes for Luxembourg banks and will also profoundly reshape how non-EU banks may access the EU market going forward.
With the Luxembourg transposition process now entering its final stage, this conference aims to provide early clarity on the main developments, combining legal, regulatory and operational perspectives to better understand what CRD VI will mean in practice.
Key focus areas
While CRD VI has a broad scope, discussions will notably focus on:
- Governance-related changes introduced by CRD VI
- The new regulatory notification and approval process for material operations
- The new third-country branch regulatory regime
- Practical implications for Luxembourg-based credit institutions
Programme
17:00 – Opening remarks
- Sandrine Roux, ABBL, Secretary General & Member of the Management
- Glenn Meyer, Arendt, Partner, Banking & Financial Services
17:10 – 17:40
The new regulatory notification/approval process for material operations
- Pierre-Michaël de Waersegger, Arendt, Partner, Banking & Financial Services
- Frédéric Schmit, Arendt, Counsel, Banking & Financial Services
17:40 – 18:30
The new governance-related aspects seen by banking experts (panel discussion)
Moderated by Sandrine Roux, ABBL
Panelists:
- Analia Clouet, Banque Raiffeisen, General Secretary & Member of the Management
- Delphine du Retail, Secretary General at BGL BNP Paribas
- Frédéric Sudret, BIL, General Counsel
Wrap-up and take-aways by Emmanuelle Mousel, Arendt, Partner, Banking & Financial Services
18:30 – 19:00
The new third-country branch regulatory regime
- Daniela Klasen-Martin, RBS International, Country Head & Head of Institutional Banking, Luxembourg Branch
- Glenn Meyer, Arendt, Partner, Banking & Financial Services
- Marc Mouton, Arendt, Partner, Banking & Financial Services
From 19:00 Networking cocktail
Practical information
- Format: in-person conference followed by a networking cocktail
- Cost: free of charge (registration required)
- Photography/video: participants are informed that photos and videos may be taken by the organiser for event promotion purposes, in line with Arendt’s privacy notice.
Contact
For any questions, please contact:
events@arendt.com
Conference
11 March 2026 - 04 December 2025
17:00 - 19:00
Arendt House
41A, Avenue JF Kennedy
L-2082 Luxembourg
Language:
English
Format: In person
Audience: Public
Note
Please be aware that photographs may be taken during the event for promotional purposes. If you do not wish to appear in such material, please contact member-relations@abbl.lu in advance.
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