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Thierry Joseph

Avocat à la Cour │ Senior Associate

Luxembourg

+352 27484 1

thierry.joseph@luther-lawfirm.com

Areas of practice

Capital Markets, Banking & Finance

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Financial Services Investment Funds & Alternative Investments

Thierry Joseph is part of the Banking, Finance and Capital Markets, as well as the Financial Services, Investment Funds & Alternative Investments practice groups in Luxembourg. He advises on a broad range of finance and capital markets matters, providing tailored solutions to banks, investment firms, asset managers, and other financial institutions.

Vita

Thierry completed his studies at Sorbonne Law School (University of Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne) and the University of Luxembourg, followed by an LL.M. in International Financial Law from King’s College London.

Prior to joining Luther, Thierry worked at a magic circle law firm and later at a boutique firm specialising in financial regulation. He also served as an external counsel to a mid-sized bank and to a Super ManCo.

Thierry is admitted to the Luxembourg bar as an Avocat à la Cour.

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