The Reserved Alternative Investment Fund (RAIF) is a regulated find with no direct supervision from the Commission for the Supervision of the Financial Sector (CSSF). It grants fund managers the excellent opportunity to create a new form of alternative investment fund...
The Cayman Islands-Luxembourg parallel fund structure is slowly becoming the preferred product for private equity fund managers looking to obtain access to the Asian, US, and European market. In essence, parallel funds co-invest and divest alongside the main fund,...
Understanding the differences between the reserved alternative investment funds said RAIF and the Luxembourg SICAR (société d'investissement à capital variable) helps investors make the right choice of the most relevant investment vehicle to structure their...
The introduction of the Reserved Alternative Investment Fund (RAIF) regime on 23 July 2016 is yet another huge step towards boosting the attractiveness of Luxembourg as an investment fund and asset management jurisdiction, as per Directive 2011/61/EU relating to the...
On 28 July 2016, the new law of 23 July 2916 delineating the Reserved Alternative Investment Fund (RAIF) was published in Luxembourg’s Official Journal. This was implemented following the law’s adoption by the Luxembourg Parliament. The Reserved Alternative Investment...
The Luxembourg Reserved Alternative Investment fund (RAIF) is a type of fund that invests in risk capital. It is open for well-informed investors only. It is attractive because it can be formed in a very short time. RAIFs enjoy neutral taxation. Luxembourg Reserved...
The Reserved Alternative Investment Fund (RAIF) is an innovative Luxembourg-domiciled vehicle that can be utilized for investing in all types of assets. Due to its unregulated nature, Reserved Alternative Investment Funds are not subject under the Commission for the...
