Ogier's Corporate and Fiduciary Services business, Ogier Global, incorporates and administers a wide variety of vehicles including public and private companies, partnerships and trusts. Our highly experienced and responsive team of experts are able to provide a full range of services to entities based in BVI, Cayman, Guernsey, Hong Kong, Jersey and Luxembourg.

Ogier Global specialises in the administration of regulated and unregulated vehicles including commercial companies, management companies, special purposes vehicle, limited partnership and securitisation vehicles.

Our services

Our experienced team works on highly responsive, arm's length professional terms with a range of leading professional services firms and clients' legal advisors in Luxembourg and internationally, including Ogier Legal Luxembourg, across a range of industry sectors including funds and investment management, energy and natural resources, real estate, telecommunications, media and technology, infrastructure and healthcare.

Corporate services

We provide post-incorporation services for corporate entities, finding the right solution for clients in line with regulatory requirements. This includes legal secretarial work, correspondence with authorities, governance and administrative support.

Bookkeeping, accounting and reporting services

We provide the full spectrum of accounting and reporting services under Lux Gaap and IFRS for an extensive range of unregulated entities. This includes cash and budget reconciliations, annual and consolidated accounts, payment services and auditor liaison.

Tax and VAT compliance services

We offer preparation of the direct tax provision and the direct tax return, withholding tax return, VAT registration, periodic and annual VAT returns and electronic filing.

Domiciliation services

Ogier Global Luxembourg provides registered office services to clients.

Director services

Our highly qualified directors understand the needs of your business. We add value through our expertise in corporate governance, financial markets and managing complex structures. Our directors services include the discharge of duties through appropriate involvement in the activities of a Luxembourg company, board meeting attendance, oversight of delegated functions, compliance and corporate governance.

Regulatory reporting services

Our services include BCL (Banque Centrale du Luxembourg) reporting, CSSF prudential reporting for investment fund managers and financial sector professionals, individual funds requirements and solvency ratio for management companies.

Why Luxembourg?

Leading global financial centre 

Luxembourg is one of the largest global financial centres, benefiting from flexible and attractive legal, regulatory and tax regimes and a significant concentration of professional service providers to the financial services industry. 

Luxembourg's investment funds industry ranks as the largest EU fund domicile jurisdiction and the second largest fund domicile jurisdiction globally. 

The jurisdiction's sophisticated financial services infrastructure, global brand recognition, full EU single market access and extensive double tax treaty network has also led to its development as a core domicile for non-fund investment structures. This has resulted in the domiciling of several tens of thousands of investment holding companies, many of which form part of globally recognised corporate groups or hold the portfolio investments of leading international investment funds. 

Luxembourg's securitisation vehicle forms a third principal pillar of its financial services sector. 

Reputation for stability 

As a leading global jurisdiction for the establishment of investment vehicles, Luxembourg has demonstrated one of the most solid track records of stability, with a AAA credit rating, low levels of sovereign debt and one of the highest per capita GDPs globally. This economic and political stability, allied to the legal, regulatory and fiscal attributes of its financial services industry, has resulted in Luxembourg's position as a premier-ranking global fund domicile. 

Global regulatory change is giving increasing prominence to the use of complementary structures tailored to the needs of particular clients and particular target investor groups. Luxembourg has a strong track record of successfully adapting to regulatory change to the benefit of clients and investors. 

Useful links 

CSSF – The Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier - the jurisdiction’s financial services regulator. 
Luxembourg For Finance – the jurisdiction’s promotional agency for its financial services industry.