We are pleased to introduce our newest colleague Daniel Moineuse, who recently joined our team.

He has served as CFO for more than 15 years for companies in a wide variety of industries, including banking, consulting, real estate, food and other industrial sectors, including France, Italy, Russia, and the United States, for companies of various sizes ranging from SMEs to multinationals. This diverse background enables him to understand complex financial issues and develop strategies that are, both locally, and globally applicable.
Daniel has developed particular expertise in financing, management control, negotiation and procurement, mergers and acquisitions, as well as other business support functions such as human resources and IT.
He is involved in current business issues from the point of view of various stakeholders and with an eye for sustainability requirements.
Daniel is crucial in the further development of, both the finance department, and the human resources department of Andersen and in the further integration of our office.
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05.10.2026
•NEWS FROM THE FIRM
We are pleased to announce that Luc Herve's law firm has joined Andersen in Belgium, which opened a new office in Liège in September. Luc Herve joins Andersen as a Partner, bringing more than thirty years of experience in tax law, alongside his academic work and role as an accredited mediator. He is joined by Jérémy Lerusse, Associate. Both are members of the Liège Bar.

01.10.2026
•Real Estate, Renting and Co-ownership, Andersen in Belgium
On 21 September 2026, the Royal Decree of 20 July 2026 approving the new Code of Ethics of the Professional Institute of Real Estate Agents (BIV) was published in the Belgian Official Gazette. The new Code enters into force on 1 October 2026, the date on which the 2018 regulations are repealed.

29.09.2026
•Urban Planning and Environmental Law, Andersen in Belgium
A developer who contributes financially to the drafting of a spatial implementation plan may thereby jeopardize their integrated environmental permit. This follows a ruling by the Council for Permit Disputes dated September 17, 2026. The ruling addresses a practice that is widespread throughout Flanders.

17.09.2026
•Urban Planning and Environmental Law, Andersen in Belgium
Non-governmental organisations dedicated to protecting human health will soon be able, like environmental protection organisations, to qualify as part of the “public concerned” in urban and/or environmental permitting procedures. This will broaden the range of organisations that may challenge a permitting decision, adding a new dimension to future permitting procedures.