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Guidelines - Europa
www.esma.europa.euwhen the national regimes referred to in Article 42 of the AIFMD will be terminated and the passport regime provided for in Articles 37 to 41 of the AIFMD will become the sole and mandatory regime appli-cable in all Member States, as determined by the Commission’s delegated act referred to in Article 68(6) of the AIFMD. 2.
Reporting Annex IV transparency information under the ...
www.fca.org.ukRequirements) of the AIFMD. These require AIFMs to report transparency information to competent authorities about the AIFM, as manager, and the AIF(s) they are managing and, where relevant, marketing. 2) The FCA has incorporated the AIFMD transparency reporting requirements which apply
Introduction to Luxembourg Alternative Investment Vehicles
www.pwc.lu“AIFMD”) • be distributed in all other EU Luxembourg Law of 12 July 2013 (the “AIFMD Law”) Success • AIFs aim to replicate the success of UCITS for all investment funds that are not UCITS. Key for success Once approved in one EU Member State, an AIF can Member States using the EU Product Passport (exactly like
Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive: …
www.matheson.com3 The AIFMD provides that an AIFM may not delegate to the extent that it is no longer regarded as the manager of the AIF and is merely a “letter box entity”.
National Private Placement Regimes (NPPR) - PwC
www.pwc.ie* Third country AIFMD passport still under discussion with ESMA. National Private Placement Regimes (“NPPR”) NPPR is a mechanism to allow AIFMs to market AIFs that are not allowed to be marketed under the AIFMD domestic marketing or passporting regimes. This principally relates to the marketing of non-EU AIFs and AIFs managed by non-EU AIFMs.
Questions and Answers - Europa
www.esma.europa.euThe AIFMD framework is made up of the following EU legislation: • Directive 2011/61/EU 1, which was adopted in 2011. It is a ‘framework’ Level 1 Directive which has been supplemented by technical delegated and implementing measures. • Commission Regulation (EU) …
Real Estate structures - is there an AIF?
www.aifmsolutions.comPositives of being a Small AIFM are: l it will be subject to less compliance and reporting requirements than a full-scope AIFM; and l it will not be required to appoint a depositary to its AIFs, and will also not have to apply the AIFMD’s requirements to its delegates or agents. Negatives of being a Small AIFM are (and why some firms may choose to