On 30 April 2009 the European Commission has proposed a “Directive on Alternative Investment Fund Managers” (AIFM), which aims to create a comprehensive and effective regulatory and supervisory framework for AIFM in the European Union.
During recent months this draft directive has been intensively discussed, both at an industry and at a political level.
Once set in force, it will harmonize and radically modify the regulatory framework which the European alternative investment fund industry has to comply with. If implemented in anything close to its current form, all managers of alternative investment funds will need to review and adapt their existing set-ups and the way they operate. This new regulation will have a massive impact on the existing business models.
In this context, PwC ACADEMY is pleased to offer this half-day training dedicated to understanding the major foreseeable changes resulting from the proposed AIFM Directive and to explaining issues which will impact the various actors in the Luxembourg Fund industry.
Upon completion of the training course, participants will be able to:
- Describe the starting point and objectives of the draft Directive
- Explain the most important provisions resulting from the proposed AIFM Directive
- Identify the potential issues impacting their business and take appropriate actions
- Assess potential consequences on re-domiciliation
This training is coordinated by Didier Prime and Michael Daemgen, respectively Alternative Investment Leader and Regulatory and Compliance Advisory Services Director, PricewaterhouseCoopers Luxembourg. It will be animated by PricewaterhouseCoopers experts involved in AIFM Directive issues.
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