Dr. Daniel Krauspenhaar

Dr. Daniel Krauspenhaar is a Partner at Luther’s Luxembourg office and key contact for Financial Services, Investment Funds & Alternative Investments.

He advises domestic, international, and particularly German speaking clients on investment fund related matters. His advice ranges from the corporate and regulatory aspects of fund structuring and set up to the distribution and ongoing operations of regulated and unregulated vehicles.

Daniel has also experience in handling financial transactions and regulatory banking matters.

Financial Services, Investment Funds & Alternative Investments
Capital Markets, Banking & Finance
Financial Services Investment Funds & Alternative Investments

Daniel Krauspenhaar studied at the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich and completed his legal traineeship in Munich and Washington, D.C. He also obtained a doctorate degree (Dr. jur.) from the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich. He was admitted to the Bar Association in Germany in 2011 and to the Luxembourg Bar in 2015.

Prior to joining Luther in 2020, Daniel worked for renowned international and independent law firms in Luxembourg and Germany.

• IFLR1000 (2024): Ranked Rising star for Investment funds, Clients say, “Technical knowledge, responsiveness.”
• Legal 500 EMEA (2024): Recognized for Investment Funds. “Daniel Krauspenhaar has a good overview of complex structures and relationships and also quickly grasps supervisory law issues in the cross-border area.”
• IFLR1000 (2022): Recognized for Investment Funds. "Calm, competent, structured, great knowledge."
• Legal 500 EMEA (2022): Recognized for Investment Funds. "Daniel Krauspenhaar displays a very high degree of dedication to our projects and is very focused on us as a client. He provides excellent coordination between teams in Germany and Luxembourg as well as external service providers or clients."
• Legal 500 EMEA (2020): Recognized for Investment Funds, "Daniel Krauspenhaar was always very precise and quick in answering our numerous questions."