Senior Corporate Officer
Location: Luxembourg

Our client is a fiduciary based in the city of Luxembourg, providing high-quality corporate and trust services to a broad range of clients. The Luxembourg office is small and personal, offering a friendly, flexible, and supportive team environment where collaboration is valued and everyone’s contribution counts. Conveniently located in Luxembourg City, with the possibility of on-site parking, the company combines professionalism with a warm, approachable workplace culture.

To support its steady growth, the company is now looking for a Senior Corporate Officer to manage a stable portfolio of diverse clients.

Your Responsibilities:

• Manage the full lifecycle of Luxembourg companies, from incorporation to liquidation
• Act as the main contact for client-related corporate matters
• Draft corporate documents and agreements, and organize board/shareholder meetings
• Coordinate publications with the Luxembourg Business Register
• Open bank accounts and arrange payments for client entities
• Maintain and organize company records, both digital and physical
• Ensure ongoing compliance with Luxembourg legal and regulatory requirements

Your Profile:

• Degree in Law or a related field (minimum BAC+3 or equivalent)
• At least 2-4 years of experience in a similar position, ideally within a fiduciary, law, or accounting firm
• Sound knowledge of Luxembourg corporate law and regulatory framework
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office and standard administrative tools
• Good level of French and English;
• Proactive, detail-oriented, and client-focused, with strong organizational skills

On occasion, an offer of employment may be subject to a verification check. In this case, a potential employer may ask you to provide documentation to support your application, which can include copies of educational achievements, international criminal record checks, reference checks, employment history, etc.

Your application will be treated with the utmost discretion.  We take your privacy as our utmost concern and we manage your data with the highest degree of confidentiality. Before applying to any of our opportunities, we invite you to read our privacy policy, available on our website.

Our Client is an innovative stablecoin startup expanding its operations to Luxembourg and is setting up a new office.

They are looking for an experienced Head of Finance to lead their financial operations and strategy. This is an opportunity for a dynamic financial leader seeking to play a key role in an innovative and rapidly growing company.

Your areas of responsibility:

• Develop and implement robust financial strategies aligned with the company's objectives.
• Provide insightful financial analysis to guide executive decision-making.
• Lead financial planning, budgeting, and forecasting processes, ensuring accuracy and compliance.
• Ensure strict adherence to all regulatory requirements related to crypto-asset service providers and electronic money institutions.
• Monitor financial regulatory developments, interpret their implications, and implement necessary changes in financial practices.
• Manage financial risks, including currency, liquidity, and credit risks associated with crypto-assets and electronic money services.
• Oversee accounting records, ensuring compliance with legal, regulatory, and company standards.
• Prepare timely and detailed reports on financial performance.
• Manage cash flow and liquidity efficiently to meet operational and capital expenditure needs.
• Lead, mentor, and develop the finance team to enhance performance and professional growth.
• Foster a culture of continuous improvement within the finance department.
• Communicate effectively with internal and external stakeholders, including regulatory bodies, to maintain trust and transparency.
• Collaborate with other departments to ensure a cohesive approach to the company's financial health.

Your profile:

• Minimum of 8-10 years of financial management experience in Luxembourg, preferably in the financial services sector
• Strong knowledge of digital payment / fintech / crypto-asset sector is essential.
• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Finance, Accounting, or a related field; a professional qualification is highly preferred.
• Proven expertise in financial reporting, budgeting, and forecasting, with a deep understanding of financial regulations and compliance.
• Strong background in finance, accounting, and investment management.
• Fluency in English and French; additional languages are a plus.
• A critical thinker with a constructive approach to problem-solving and decision-making.
• In-depth knowledge of Luxembourg financial laws and CSSF regulations.

Could this be the right opportunity for you? Please do not hesitate to send your CV to David Kitzinger at david.kitzinger@andersonwise.com to be considered for this recruitment process.

Your application will be treated with the utmost discretion.

When using our services, our clients require that we introduce candidates already in possession of a valid Luxembourg work permit. If this is not your case, we regret to inform you we will not be able to consider your application.

We take your privacy as our utmost concern, and we manage your data with the highest degree of confidentiality. Before applying to any of our opportunities, we invite you to read our privacy policy, available on our website.

We are an equal opportunity employer and welcome candidates from all backgrounds to apply

Associate - Corporate Officer

Our client is an investment company with a diverse portfolio across real estate, infrastructure, and private equity. The company benefits from long-term stability and a strong international presence.

It fosters a collaborative and inclusive culture, with a strong focus on professional development and impactful cross-jurisdictional work.

The company also offers a healthy work-life balance, making it an attractive choice for individuals who value both professional growth and personal well-being.

Your responsibilities:

• Coordinate board and committee meetings across group entities, including scheduling, agenda setting, preparing materials, and minute taking
• Oversee service providers and ensure timely delivery of governance-related tasks
• Ensure compliance with relevant laws, regulations, and internal policies
• Maintain statutory records and monitor external partners handling registers and databases
• Contribute to annual audits and shareholder meeting preparations
• Assist with the setup, restructuring, and closure of legal entities, including support on migrations and document updates
• Prepare corporate documents for decisions related to funding, repatriations, signatory appointments, and other governance matters
• Assist with the opening and ongoing administration of bank accounts
• Develop internal guidelines and propose process automation where possible
• Support internal initiatives and projects throughout the lifecycle of group entities
• Help draft and review transactional documentation and ensure timely corporate approvals
• Liaise with third-party providers and ensure quality of service across jurisdictions

Your profile:

• Degree in Law, Business, or related discipline preferred
• At least 2-5 years of experience handling corporate administration
• Solid track record in managing company secretarial tasks for Luxembourg entities with international structures
• Exposure to entities based outside Luxembourg is a plus
• Skilled in drafting legal and corporate documents with precision
• Able to work independently while contributing effectively to a team
• Comfortable managing multiple priorities under time pressure
• Detail-oriented with excellent time management and organizational abilities
• Discreet, ethical, and reliable in handling sensitive information
• Proficient in Microsoft Office and similar tools
• Strong communication skills, both written and verbal
• Fluent in English; additional languages—especially French—are an advantage
• Self-driven, solution-focused, adaptable, and methodical in approach

On occasion, an offer of employment may be subject to a verification check. In this case a potential employer may ask you to provide documentation to support your application, this can include copies of educational achievements, international criminal record checks, reference checks, employment history etc.

Could this be the right opportunity for you? Please do not hesitate to send your CV to Agnieszka Parisse agnieszka.parisse@andersonwise.com to be considered for this recruitment process.

Your application will be treated with the utmost discretion.  We take your privacy as our utmost concern and we manage your data with highest degree of confidentiality. Before applying to any of our opportunities, we invite you to read our privacy policy, available on our website.

We are an equal opportunity recruitment firm and welcome candidates from all backgrounds to apply

Senior Tax Associate

Our client is an investment company with a diverse portfolio across real estate, infrastructure, and private equity. The company benefits from long-term stability and a strong international presence.

This is an excellent opportunity for professionals seeking a good combination of in-house tax advisory work and the review of tax compliance deliverables in an international environment. The company also offers a healthy work-life balance, making it an attractive choice for individuals who value both professional growth and personal well-being.

Your responsibilities:

As a key member of the tax function, you’ll bring clarity and confidence to complex structures and transactions, ensuring tax efficiency while supporting business strategy.

• Deliver tax input on cross-border investments and transactions across various asset classes.
• Review investment and financing agreements from a tax perspective, identifying risks and opportunities.
• Provide guidance on tax structuring, cash flow planning, and repatriation strategies throughout the investment lifecycle.
• Advise on transfer pricing matters related to intra-group financing and operational flows.
• Track legislative changes and translate them into business-relevant guidance for internal stakeholders.
• Contribute to the success of multi-disciplinary investment projects, working closely with legal and deal teams.
• Manage relationships with external tax counsel, ensuring effective input on high-value, complex transactions.
• Coordinate with external providers on direct and indirect tax filings across multiple jurisdictions.
• Collaborate with JV partners and advisors on compliance processes and issue resolution.
• Support development and refinement of internal processes, systems, and tax controls.

Your profile:

We are looking for a tax-savvy professional with a solid legal foundation and a strong track record in alternative investments.

• A law degree from a recognized and well-regarded academic institution.
• At least 4 years of professional experience in international tax or tax advisory, ideally gained at a top-tier law firm, Big Four advisory, or a leading asset manager, investment fund, or multinational enterprise.
• Proven ability to manage complex projects, coordinate across departments, and deliver clear, actionable advice under tight deadlines.
• Fluency in English, both spoken and written, with the ability to communicate technical matters clearly and effectively to a range of stakeholders.

On occasion, an offer of employment may be subject to a verification check. In this case a potential employer may ask you to provide documentation to support your application, this can include copies of educational achievements, international criminal record checks, reference checks, employment history etc.

Could this be the right opportunity for you? Please do not hesitate to send your CV to Agnieszka Parisse agnieszka.parisse@andersonwise.com to be considered for this recruitment process.

Your application will be treated with the utmost discretion.  We take your privacy as our utmost concern and we manage your data with highest degree of confidentiality. Before applying to any of our opportunities, we invite you to read our privacy policy, available on our website.

We are an equal opportunity recruitment firm and welcome candidates from all backgrounds to apply

Our Client is a fast-evolving investment firm in the process of obtaining its MiFID in Luxembourg.

They are seeking a Conducting Officer to lead its broker/dealer placing activities and associated finance and operations functions.

This strategic role requires a seasoned professional capable of ensuring regulatory compliance, operational robustness, and strong financial governance.

Your areas of responsibility:

Key Functional Responsibilities

• Personally oversee activities related to the placing of debt instruments, ensuring:
  • Risk identification and mitigation
  • Compliance with regulatory standards and internal policies
  • Adherence to approved budgets and operational limits
  • Transactional profitability and sustainable business growth
• Supervise trade execution and settlement, ensuring timely and accurate operations
• Advise clients (including portfolio companies) on structuring and timing of bond issuances
• Oversee communication with lead bookrunners and conclusion of buy/sell agreements
• Implement and monitor front-to-back trade processes, controls, and reconciliations
• Coordinate financial reporting and ensure transactions are accurately booked
• Collaborate closely with Risk and Compliance on limit monitoring and breach escalation
• Oversee junior staff and internal audit activities
• Support the preparation of internal and regulatory reports

Strategic & Regulatory Responsibilities (as Authorised Manager)

• Ensure effective day-to-day management in line with strategic objectives and regulatory expectations
• Define and implement business strategy within risk appetite and governance framework
• Maintain sound internal controls, policies, and procedures
• Promote a strong compliance and risk culture firm-wide
• Ensure adequate resources, systems, and infrastructure are in place
• Maintain robust oversight of the firm’s governance and risk profile
• Engage proactively with the CSSF, internal stakeholders, and the Board
• Lead corrective actions on operational or control deficiencies
• Monitor and adapt governance arrangements as needed

Your profile:

• At least 10 years of relevant experience in brokerage, trading, or placing of debt instruments
• University degree in Finance, Economics, or related field
• Strong knowledge of fixed income markets, trade execution, and MiFID II framework
• In-depth understanding of operational, financial, and post-trade processes
• Experience in liquidity and counterparty risk management
• Eligible for CSSF approval as an authorised manager (dirigeant agréé)
• Excellent command of English; French or German is a plus
• Demonstrated integrity, objectivity, and independence of mind
• Proven leadership with the ability to shape strategy and governance standards

Could this be the right opportunity for you? Please do not hesitate to send your CV to Andrew Notter at andrew.notter@andersonwise.com to be considered for this recruitment process.

Your application will be treated with the utmost discretion.

When using our services, our clients require that we introduce candidates already in possession of a valid Luxembourg work permit. If this is not your case, we regret to inform you we will not be able to consider your application.

We take your privacy as our utmost concern, and we manage your data with the highest degree of confidentiality. Before applying to any of our opportunities, we invite you to read our privacy policy, available on our website.

We are an equal opportunity recruitment firm and welcome candidates from all backgrounds to apply

Our Client is a fast-evolving investment firm in the process of obtaining its MiFID in Luxembourg.

They are seeking a senior professional to act as both Chief Risk Officer and Authorised Manager, responsible for leading the internal control and risk management framework, ensuring full compliance with MiFID II and CSSF requirements.

This is a high-impact position reporting directly to the Board of Directors.

Your areas of responsibility:

Internal Control & Risk Management

• Design, implement, and maintain internal control and risk management frameworks aligned with MiFID II and CSSF guidelines.
• Monitor compliance with prudential requirements on solvency and liquidity, in coordination with finance and trading teams.
• Ensure policies and procedures are implemented, followed, and kept up to date across business lines.
• Conduct regular risk assessments and scenario analyses for the firm’s debt instrument activities.
• Oversee adherence to internal risk appetite and ensure prompt escalation of breaches or exceptions.
• Report regularly to the Board on risk indicators, control effectiveness, and emerging risks.
• Liaise with internal/external auditors and the CSSF on risk-related matters.

Authorised Management Responsibilities

• Ensure effective and prudent management of daily operations and strategic risks.
• Implement business strategy and risk governance aligned with Board directives.
• Establish and review internal governance, controls, resources, and IT infrastructure.
• Promote a strong culture of compliance, risk awareness, and ethical conduct.
• Guarantee access to reliable management information at all decision-making levels.
• Oversee corrective actions for identified control weaknesses or compliance issues.
• Maintain active communication with other members of management, the Board, and regulatory authorities.

Your profile:

• At least 10 years of relevant experience in risk management, compliance, or audit within financial services.
• Advanced degree in Law, Finance, Risk Management, or Business Administration.
• Deep understanding of MiFID II, CSSF regulations, and internal control frameworks.
• Experience in fixed income markets and valuation of debt instruments.
• Strong leadership, communication, and analytical abilities.
• Fluent in English; French or German is a plus.
• Eligible for CSSF approval as dirigeant agréé and Chief Risk Officer.
• Demonstrates sound judgement, independence of mind, integrity, and professional reputation.

Could this be the right opportunity for you? Please do not hesitate to send your CV to Andrew Notter at andrew.notter@andersonwise.com to be considered for this recruitment process.

Your application will be treated with the utmost discretion.

When using our services, our clients require that we introduce candidates already in possession of a valid Luxembourg work permit. If this is not your case, we regret to inform you we will not be able to consider your application.

We take your privacy as our utmost concern, and we manage your data with the highest degree of confidentiality. Before applying to any of our opportunities, we invite you to read our privacy policy, available on our website.

We are an equal opportunity recruitment firm and welcome candidates from all backgrounds to apply

Keen on taking full ownership of the valuation process?

If you're passionate about valuing real assets, infrastructure, and private market investments – and ready to move beyond the repetitive process of reviewing models – this role offers you the chance to build them from the ground up.

Having achieved remarkable success in Germany, our Client – a leading valuation firm in Europe – is expanding its operations in Luxembourg and seeking a self-sufficient, hands-on valuation professional who thrives on analytical challenges and wants to play a key role in shaping the firm's Luxembourg offering.

As Valuation Manager, you'll take full ownership of valuation workstreams, producing high-quality reports and models from raw data. You’ll interface with clients, respond to audit and regulator questions, and support business development by articulating the firm’s unique value proposition.

Valuation Manager

Your areas of responsibility:

• Independently analysing complex illiquid assets (PE, Infrastructure, Private Debt) and delivering valuation reports
• Selecting appropriate valuation methodologies and justifying your approach to internal and external stakeholders
• Supporting the onboarding of new clients and acting as a technical reference point for sales teams
• Communicating Luxembourg-specific requirements to international quant teams and supporting the development of new solutions
• Responding to audit, regulator, and client queries
• Representing the company at client meetings, workshops, and industry events

Your profile:

• At least 4 years of experience  in Luxembourg within audit, consulting, asset management or banking
• Master’s degree in Finance, Business Administration, or related field – strong academic performance appreciated
• Proven hands-on experience building valuation models from scratch
• In-depth knowledge of private equity, infrastructure and/or private debt valuation
• Familiarity with the Luxembourg regulatory landscape (AIFMD, CSSF circulars, etc.)
• Excellent communication skills in English. German is a plus, but not a requirement
• Confident, self-sufficient, and driven – you don’t wait for someone to tell you what to do

Could this be the right opportunity for you? Please do not hesitate to send your CV to David Kitzinger at david.kitzinger@andersonwise.com to be considered for this recruitment process.

Your application will be treated with the utmost discretion.

When using our services, our clients require that we introduce candidates already in possession of a valid Luxembourg work permit. If this is not your case, we regret to inform you we will not be able to consider your application.

We take your privacy as our utmost concern, and we manage your data with highest degree of confidentiality. Before applying to any of our opportunities, we invite you to read our privacy policy, available on our website.

We are an equal opportunity employer and welcome candidates from all backgrounds to apply

Our Client is a global investment firm primarily focusing on Real Estate and Debt investment strategies. Their Luxembourg office serves as a key platform for the management, pooling, and investment of the firm’s European assets.

They are seeking an experienced Legal Manager to join their growing Luxembourg team and support the Head of Luxembourg in overseeing legal operations and strengthening private debt fund expertise.

Your areas of responsibility:

• Review transaction, corporate, and financing documentation prepared by junior lawyers or external advisors.
• Advise on corporate and M&A matters relating to Luxembourg funds and SPVs; ensure good standing and corporate governance.
• Draft and review legal documents for the day-to-day operations of lending vehicles.
• Review and approve external contracts entered into by Luxembourg entities.
• Organize and lead board meetings and calls.
• Maintain ongoing communication with notaries, legal counsel, banks, regulators, and auditors.
• Coordinate with internal teams including asset management, deal teams, tax, and accounting.
• Supervise and mentor junior legal team members, fostering a collaborative and high-performing environment.
• Ensure meticulous record-keeping and compliance of Luxembourg entities.
• Act as a director on the boards of various SPVs.

Your profile:

• Law degree with +12 years’ legal experience in law firms and/or alternative investment firm.
• In-depth knowledge of Luxembourg contractual and statutory legal requirements.
• Solid experience in alternative funds, including private debt business.
• Fluent in English and French.
• Strong leadership and team management skills; able to lead by example.
• Detail-oriented with excellent organizational capabilities.
• Pragmatic, efficient, and solution-oriented approach to problem-solving.

Could this be the right opportunity for you? Please do not hesitate to send your CV via the Linkedin link: https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/4221296720

Your application will be treated with the utmost discretion.

When using our services, our clients require that we introduce candidates already in possession of a valid Luxembourg work permit. If this is not your case, we regret to inform you we will not be able to consider your application.

We take your privacy as our utmost concern, and we manage your data with the highest degree of confidentiality. Before applying to any of our opportunities, we invite you to read our privacy policy, available on our website.

We are an equal opportunity recruitment firm and welcome candidates from all backgrounds to apply