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{{a|aifmd|}}An | {{a|aifmd|}}An [[Alternative Investment Fund]], a concept of great interest and relevance to those who manage alternative investments and want anything to do with the [[EU]], for this is a key concept of creation of the [[AIFMD]], a fledgling anatomy for which you might find here: [[AIFMD Anatomy]]. | ||
Compare and contrast '''[[UCITS]] funds''' which are retail targeted investment funds. The regulations are in some ways converging, but there are still a lot of qualitative differences in the types of risks that an | Compare and contrast '''[[UCITS]] funds''' which are retail targeted investment funds. The regulations are in some ways converging, but there are still a lot of qualitative differences in the types of risks that an [[AIF]] can take that a [[UCITS]] cannot. | ||
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* [[Depositary comparison under AIFMD and UCITS]] | * [[Depositary comparison under AIFMD and UCITS]] |
Latest revision as of 13:30, 14 August 2024
AIFMD Anatomy™
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An Alternative Investment Fund, a concept of great interest and relevance to those who manage alternative investments and want anything to do with the EU, for this is a key concept of creation of the AIFMD, a fledgling anatomy for which you might find here: AIFMD Anatomy.
Compare and contrast UCITS funds which are retail targeted investment funds. The regulations are in some ways converging, but there are still a lot of qualitative differences in the types of risks that an AIF can take that a UCITS cannot.