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AIMA publishes GDPR implementation guide

The Alternative Investment Management Association (AIMA) has published a GDPR Implementation Guide to help members understand and comply with new EU-wide rules that come into effect on 25 May. The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which replaces the EU Data Protection Directive, represents the biggest change in EU data privacy

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The EU’s GDPR – What does it mean for US-based firms?

  By Olivia Munro – As the deadline to the GDPR steadily approaches, it is important to start preparing for the regulation if you haven’t already.  In case you aren’t aware, the EU took a major step to protect their citizens’ personal data and privacy rights by instating the EU

Nck Bayley, Duff & Pehlps

“The Pareto Principle”

By Nick Bayley (pictured), Duff & Phelps – It’s 3 January 2018. Hallelujah! Christmas has been and gone. The festive cheer over for another year. But there’s one more gift welcoming everyone as they head back to their offices: MiFID II has officially come into effect.  What now you ask?

James Williams, Hedgeweek

The Bahamas prepares risk-based approach to regulatory oversight

Last July, the Securities Commission of The Bahamas (the Commission) embarked on a process to overhaul the Investment Funds Act. The Investment Funds Act 2003 was largely structured to be in line with the operations of fiduciary administrators and did not necessarily account for the appropriate regulation of the various

AIMA Jack Inglis

AIMA and BAI announce new cooperation agreement

The Alternative Investment Management Association (AIMA) and Bundesverband Alternative Investments (BAI) are to jointly engage with policymakers and regulators in the European Union and globally on issues of interest to their respective memberships. Included in the agreement is work relating to the Alternative Credit Council (ACC), the AIMA affiliate body

James Bermingham, Ogier

Luxembourg: Hub of European fund industry

The days of thinking about single jurisdictions are long gone. When structuring a large private equity fund, for example, it is likely going to contain international investors (the US, Europe, Asia) and is, in effect, a commercial deal between all interested parties to draw down the money. The reality is,

Nick Hoar, Neuberger Berman

Neuberger Berman obtains China private fund manager license

Neuberger Berman Investment Management (Shanghai) Limited has secured registration as a private fund manager with the Asset Management Association of China (AMAC). The registration allows Neuberger Berman to manage private funds and raise assets directly from qualified investors in mainland China, including qualified high-net-worth individuals and local institutions.   Patrick

Arne Bolch, GSK

The Reserved Alternative Investment Funds Act one year on

By Arne Bolch, GSK – On 1 August 2016, the Luxembourg Act on reserved alternative investment funds (RAIF), entered into force. It allowed for the setting up of RAIFs, with their defining feature of indirect supervision by their AIFM rather than direct supervision by the CSSF.  The RAIF now has gained momentum.

Pierre de Backer, Deynecourt

Luxembourg’s limited partnership regime covers all options

In 2013, at the time the AIFM Directive was introduced, Luxembourg’s lawmakers took the opportunity to revamp the two existing limited partnerships with legal personality – the partnership limited by shares (SCA or société en commandite par action) and the common limited partnership (SCS or société en commandite simple). Aware

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