Being the largest investment fund hub in Europe, Luxembourg provides a wide range of investment fund structures either regulated or unregulated, capable of accommodating all sorts of demands from fund sponsors as well as investors' needs. Luxembourg unregulated...
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The Luxembourg Stock Exchange accepts Security tokens
The Luxembourg Stock Exchange has decided to allow security tokens to be registered on its Securities Official List (SOL). This admission takes place within a bigger context marked by the momentum of market digitalization using blockchain technology, notably through...
Understanding Initial Coin Offering (ICO) for crypto currency funds
Recently, the concept of Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) has become quite popular in the blockchain world. This is primarily because they provide an opportunity to get in on the ground floor of new cryptocurrencies and they are an incredibly outstanding way to raise...
Register your Hong Kong Open-Ended Fund Company
The Securities and Futures (Amendment) Ordinance 2016 (“the Amendment Ordinance”) initiates a new form of company called “Open-ended Fund Company” (“OFC”) in Hong Kong. The Amendment Ordinance has begun operation on 30 July 2018. An open-ended fund company (OFC) is...
Choose your Luxembourg Investment vehicles
Luxembourg has continued to improve its strong status as an International Center of excellence for a large variety of investment funds. The legal and regulatory framework is continually being improved to give the best tools for investment managers to structure their...
Investment funds in China and their management
In 2003, the People's Republic of China Securities Investment Funds Law (PRC Fund Law) was promulgated, effective 1 June 2004. However, the 2004 PRC Fund Law regulated solely publicly-offered funds, leaving private funds in regulatory limbo. After nine years, on...
Chinese institutions choose Luxembourg for Europe investments
Luxembourg is one of the smallest countries in the world, but also one of the wealthiest. And it could be the gateway for Chinese investors in Europe, as it is the hub for financial institutions operating on a cross-border basis in the European market, with more than...
Why Asian Asset managers choose Luxembourg RAIF
On 23 July 2016, Luxembourg adopted legislation establishing a new type of fund vehicle, the Luxembourg Reserved Alternative Investment Fund (RAIF), developed for well-informed investors and offering much terrific speed to market than the existing specialized...
Open a Luxembourg Reserved alternative Investment Fund: the new guide
Damalion has launched a new online guide about the RAIF (reserved alternative investment fund). The Luxembourg RAIF belongs to the family of unregulated investment funds. The RAIF is subject to the Luxembourg Law of 23 July 2016 (the RAIF Law) and the AIFM law...
Luxembourg, the home of UCITS, a success story
More than EUR 4,7 trillion is now under administration in Luxembourg as a global fund center, the second-biggest investment fund center in assets under management behind the United States and Europe's largest fund domicile. This story's success is primarily based on...