On 22 October 2025, the Official Spanish Chamber of Commerce in Belgium and Luxembourg, in collaboration with Baker McKenzie Luxembourg, organized the onsite conference about “New CSSF circulars and DORA: Changes in the Luxembourg regulatory framework”, at the Baker McKenzie Luxembourg offices.

Organized in the framework of the Spanish Financial Forum, the event was led by Jean-François Trapp, Partner; Paula De Biase, Partner; and Ana Vazquez, Counsel, from Baker McKenzie. The speakers discussed in detail how the Luxembourg regulatory framework is developing in the context of the implementation of DORA.

In the context of the ever-increasing risk of cyberattacks, DORA is a legislative measure that consolidates and updates information and communication technology (ICT) risk management and cyber risk in financial services. The experts answered pressing questions such as the reasons behind the issuing of these new circulars, the impact they have on the current regulatory framework, the differences between DORA and non-DORA entities, or the key elements of Circular 25/880, 25/882 and 25/893.

Furthermore, the conference analyzed the impact of the new CSSF circulars, the main requirements and impacts that DORA will have on the financial sector and how to anticipate key deadlines (registration of information, appointment of a cloud officer, eDesk reporting, etc.).

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