Directive on Alternative Investment Fund Managers (AIFM)

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The Directive is the corner piece of an extensive legislative initiative by the European Commission seeking to regulate AIFM and the promotion of AIF within the EU. Its aim is to advance the stability and transparency of investment vehicles.

The summary of the Directive and related matters that is set out here is not a comprehensive treatment of the subject matter covered and does not constitute legal advice.

In the run-up to implementation, we will be reviewing and periodically updating the information.

01. Overview
02. Scope of the Directive
03. Limited application of the Directive
04. Authorisation
05. Conditions for granting authorisation
06. Initial capital requirements
07. Changes to scope of authorisation
08. Withdrawal of authorisation
09. Operating requirements
10. Specific operating principles for AIFM
11. Organisational requirements
12. Delegation of AIFM functions
13. Depositary
14. Transparency requirements
15. Disclosures to investors
16. Restrictions on private equity (and similar) funds
17. Marketing of EU AIF by EU AIFM in the European Union
18. Rules in respect of non-EU AIFM and non-EU AIF
19. Marketing of AIF to retail investors
20. Perspectives / Implementation on National Level
21. Definitions
22. Transitional Provision
23. Venture Capital Initiative
24. Index
25. News

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