Independent directorships
Role, responsibilities and added value
What objective judgement, preparation, conflict management and evidence of effective governance mean in practice.
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Prudentia Advisory provides independent director services for Luxembourg entities, including alternative investment funds, fund GPs, holding companies, SPVs and family structures.
Our approach combines independent judgement, careful preparation and a practical understanding of the duties attached to each legal office.
Experience across S.A., S.à r.l., RAIF, SIF, SICAR, SCSp, GP and related Luxembourg structures.
Effective governance goes beyond attending board meetings. It requires directors who understand the structure, the investment strategy, the financial information presented to the board and the practical consequences of each decision.
Prudentia Advisory brings together more than twenty years of experience in investment management, private banking, financial analysis and board appointments in Luxembourg. This background supports a balanced approach to governance, combining regulatory understanding, commercial awareness and disciplined financial judgement.
Our role is to contribute constructively, ask the right questions and help boards make informed, properly documented and actionable decisions.
Core activity
Personal appointment as independent director of an S.A.
Appointments include alternative investment funds, fund GPs, holding companies, SPVs, family structures and other Luxembourg entities.
Explore independent directorshipsComplementary activity
Judicial and non-judicial financial expert work relating in particular to investment funds, valuations, investment management, private banking and shareholder disputes.
Explore financial expertisePrudentia Advisory’s professional experience includes multiple board and governance appointments with alternative investment funds, fund GPs, holding companies, SPVs and family structures.
This experience covers regulated and unregulated investment structures, as well as entities active in private equity, venture capital, real estate, impact investing and other alternative strategies.
View experience and credentials Compare Luxembourg fund structuresThe quality of a board appointment depends on independence, preparation, availability and the time required to understand the entity and the issues it faces.
Prudentia Advisory therefore considers only a limited number of new appointments each year. Every potential appointment is subject to an assessment of independence, conflicts of interest, confidentiality requirements and available capacity.
Detailed professional information and a mandates list can be provided to parties considering an appointment, on request and subject to appropriate confidentiality requirements.
Prudentia Advisory publishes practical analysis of regulatory developments and governance issues affecting Luxembourg alternative investment funds, AIFMs, GPs, SPVs and their boards.
The focus is on the practical consequences of regulatory developments, the questions directors should ask and how effective oversight can be demonstrated.
Independent directorships
What objective judgement, preparation, conflict management and evidence of effective governance mean in practice.
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A practical comparison of RAIF, SIF, SICAR, Part II UCI, SCSp and ELTIF structures, covering regulation, investor eligibility, launch speed, governance and distribution.
Use it as a starting point for structuring discussions and to identify the questions to be addressed by the sponsor, AIFM, general partner and board.
If you are considering the appointment of an independent director, reviewing the composition of a governing body or seeking to strengthen a Luxembourg structure, we would be pleased to discuss your requirements.
All enquiries are handled with appropriate discretion. Any appointment remains subject to an assessment of independence, conflicts and capacity.