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Tom VAN DYCK
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Tom Van Dyck heads a team of 4 lawyers dedicated to financial services advisory and fund regulation.
The team advises banks, insurance companies, brokers, asset managers and FinTechs on all aspects of banking, funds, financial services and insurance law. The team has contacts with the regulatory authorities (FSMA and NBB) on a daily basis and has a real expertise in negotiating with the regulatory authorities.
The team is recognized for its strategic advice in digitalization projects both for banks (PSD2, MiFID2) and insurance companies (IDD, PRIIPs), including the design of new apps and the development of innovative investment or insurance products. The team is also well known for its assistance in fund set-up, and regularly assists clients in obtaining AIFM and UCITS licenses. The team further regularly advises clients in relation to inspections, audits or enforcement actions by the regulatory authorities (market abuse, AML, mis-selling, prospectus law, consumer protection law).
Tom is recommended by all international guides as a leading lawyer.
Clients describe Tom as being "very committed, enthusiastic, available and approachable" and “always very creative” (Chambers 2019). Tom is “lauded as an outstanding and very active lawyer in the market” and recommended as “leading individual” (Who’s Who Legal Banking 2019). He is named a “rising star” in IFLR1000 (2019) and recommended as well by Legal 500 (2019).
Tom is a member of the Bars of Brussels and of New York. He holds a Ph.D. in financial law. In 2006 and 2007, he was a visiting researcher at Harvard Law School. He joined Liedekerke as a Partner in 2010.
Recent Matters
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Assisting an international financial institution in reorganizing its distribution processes in Belgium.
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Assisting a large Belgian financial institution in relation to a MiFID litigation.
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Advising a fund manager on UCITS IV implementation and AIFMD preparation.
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Advising a global financial institution on the design of its structured products distributed in Belgium.
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Advising a major venture capital fund on a series of conflict of interests and organizational issues.
Dutch, French, English
- The Asset Management Review edition:Fourth
- Consumentenkrediet en hypothecair krediet: quels changements introduits par le Livre VII du nouveau Code de Droit Economique?
- Impact van de wet financiële planning - De gedragsregels voor gereglementeerde ondernemingen
- Marketing of UCIs
- The new rules on marketing with respect to UCITS
- Headline Banking: Covered bonds
- Headline Banking & Finance: Recent MIFID developments in other jurisdictions
- Client Memorandum: The moratorium on distribution of structured products to retail investors in Belgium - current status
- Headline Banking & Finance: Listed companies - recent developments
- Headline Banking & Finance: Policy priorities of FMSA and ESMA in 2011
- Headline Banking & Finance: The proposed European market infrastructure regulation (EMIR): current status
- Headline Banking & Finance: Towards a European passeport for venture capital managers
- Client Memorandum: FSMA moratorium on marketing of unnecessarily complex structured products
- Headline Banking & Finance: Coming up shortly? New rules on marketing and selling of complex products to retail investors
- Confidence Through Fairness
- Liedekerke strengthens its leading position in the Chambers Europe 2021 rankings
- Liedekerke assists TTR Energy in setting up "Hexagon Renewable Energy"
- Tom Van Dyck, Luc Van den Bon and Sarah Michot give a AML-Workshop during IFE-conference
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 6 Ocrober 2020
- How to continue providing investment services in Belgium in the event of a “no deal”?
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 10 August 2020
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 5 August 2020
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 29 july 2020
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 22 july 2020
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 13 july 2020
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 6 july 2020
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 29 June 2020
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 22 June 2020
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 15 June 2020
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 9 June 2020
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 2 June 2020
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 20 May 2020
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 19 May 2020
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 18 May 2020
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 15 May 2020
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 14 May 2020
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 13 May 2020
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 11 May 2020
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 8 May 2020
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 6 May 2020
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 5 May 2020
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 4 May 2020
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 30 April 2020
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 28 April 2020
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 27 April 2020
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 24 April 2020
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 23 April 2020
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 22 April 2020
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 20 April 2020
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 17 April 2020
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 15 April 2020
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 14 April 2020
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 10 April 2020
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 8 April 2020
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 7 April 2020
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 6 April 2020
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 3 April 2020
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 2 April 2020
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 1st April 2020
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 30 March 2020
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 27 March 2020
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 26 March 2020
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 25 March 2020
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 24 March 2020
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 23 March 2020
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 19 March 2020
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 18 March 2020
- COVID-19 - Impact on Financial Sector - 17 March 2020
- The new Prospectus Regulation - Challenges for advisors
- Liedekerke recognized in the IFLR1000 rankings of 2020 for its outstanding expertise in Banking & Finance and in M&A
- Liedekerke recognized by Chambers Europe in the 2019 Rankings
- Liedekerke contributed to the Belgian chapter of the 7th edition of “The Asset Management Review”.
- Liedekerke recognized in the IFLR1000 rankings of 2019
- Liedekerke recognised in the Chambers Europe 2018 rankings
- Recent product intervention developments in key EU jurisdictions
- Liedekerke contributed to the 2016 edition of the “Asset Management Review”.
- MiFID II and PRIIPs - Impact for fund managers and distributors
- PRIIPs: Wat zijn uw voornaamste risico’s? En hoe kan u zich wapenen?
- Hoe de zorgplicht in verzekeringen naleven?
- Mortgage Credit – What’s in a name?
- MiFID II, transversaal KB & PRIIPS
- Headlines: Entry into force of MiFID II delayed with one year
- AssurMiFID - Recente inducements evoluties
- Tom Van Dyck and Jules Stuyck at the workshop of Febelfin
- Workshop KBC International Compliance Days
- MiFID - A practical guide
- Transposition d’AIFMD en droit belge: quel premier bilan à dresser ?
- The new rules on marketing with respect to UCITS
- Twin Peaks II - Threat or opportunity?
- Tom Van Dyck and Joan Carette, speakers at the AEDBF conference on Twin Peaks II
- Tom Van Dyck, speaker at a Seminar held in Amsterdam
- Thierry Tilquin and Tom Van Dyck speakers at the IFE Conference “AIFMD explored in depth”
- Tom Van Dyck speaker at the Febelfin MiFID Conference
- Tom Van Dyck is joining Liedekerke as Corporate and Finance Partner
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