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A [[professional investor fund]] is a type of {{tag|investment fund}} regulated in {{T|Malta}} licensed by the [[Malta Financial Services Authority]] (“'''[[MFSA]]'''”) under the Investment Services Act (Chapter 370 of the Laws of [[Malta]]) for promotion to [[Qualifying Investor]]s. It is not a [[legal entity]] type of itself, so will not generally be mentioned in [[netting]] opinions and so on. Most [[PIF]]s will be [[collective investment scheme|collective investment schemes]] organised as an [[investment company with variable share capital]], and will therefore count as a [[SICAV]] under Maltese law. | A [[professional investor fund]] is a type of {{tag|investment fund}} regulated in {{T|Malta}} licensed by the [[Malta Financial Services Authority]] (“'''[[MFSA]]'''”) under the Investment Services Act (Chapter 370 of the Laws of [[Malta]]) for promotion to [[Qualifying Investor]]s. It is not a [[legal entity]] type of itself, so will not generally be mentioned in [[netting]] opinions and so on. Most [[PIF]]s will be [[collective investment scheme|collective investment schemes]] organised as an [[investment company with variable share capital]], and will therefore count as a [[SICAV]] under Maltese law. | ||
Latest revision as of 08:59, 11 April 2017
A professional investor fund is a type of investment fund regulated in Malta licensed by the Malta Financial Services Authority (“MFSA”) under the Investment Services Act (Chapter 370 of the Laws of Malta) for promotion to Qualifying Investors. It is not a legal entity type of itself, so will not generally be mentioned in netting opinions and so on. Most PIFs will be collective investment schemes organised as an investment company with variable share capital, and will therefore count as a SICAV under Maltese law.