Amandine Horn
About Amandine Horn
Amandine Horn serves as the Regulatory Services Director at VISTRA in Luxembourg, where she specializes in tax reporting and reclaim processes. She has a strong background in operational tax compliance and has held key positions at PwC and Deloitte Luxembourg.
Work at Vistra
Amandine Horn serves as the Regulatory Services Director at Vistra, a position she has held since 2020 in Luxembourg. In this role, she focuses on tax reporting and reclaim processes, leveraging her extensive experience in operational tax compliance. Her work involves ensuring that international financial groups, including banks and investment management firms, adhere to regulatory requirements.
Previous Experience at PwC Luxembourg
Before joining Vistra, Amandine Horn worked at PwC Luxembourg as a Tax Director from 2016 to 2020. During her tenure, she was involved in tax information reporting and compliance for various international financial entities. Her role included overseeing Qualified Intermediary services, which emphasized tax transparency and the automatic exchange of information.
Experience at Deloitte Luxembourg
Amandine Horn also held the position of Senior Tax Manager at Deloitte Luxembourg from 2012 to 2016. In this capacity, she managed tax compliance and advisory services for clients in the financial sector, further enhancing her expertise in operational tax matters.
Education and Expertise
Amandine Horn studied at Robert Schuman University in Strasbourg, France, where she earned a Master's degree in Business Law from 2000 to 2004. She also completed a Postgraduate degree in Management at the Institute of Business Administration in Strasbourg from 2004 to 2005. Her educational background supports her extensive knowledge in tax compliance and regulatory services.
Specialization in Tax Compliance
Amandine Horn specializes in operational tax compliance, particularly for international financial groups. Her expertise includes Qualified Intermediary services, focusing on tax transparency and the automatic exchange of information. This specialization is critical for ensuring compliance with evolving tax regulations in the financial sector.