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In a complex investment market, managers are sticking with traditional fund domiciles and opting to outsource more operational functions, survey findings reveal.
The PEI/RBC Investor & Treasury Services survey puts the state in the lead, with the Cayman Islands and Luxembourg close behind.
Addressing differences in the way member states implement rules is likely to be a key part of AIFMD II.
The domicile will remain attractive to private equity fund managers looking to market vehicles in all or parts of the European continent, regardless of Brexit’s effect on the national private placement regime, Elliot Refson, business development director for funds at Jersey Finance, explains to pfm
They need to zero in on their specific fund’s focus before contemplating what the outcome of any type of Brexit vote will mean to them, Robert Mirsky, head of EisnerAmper’s asset management group and head of EisnerAmper UK, tells pfm
AIFMD was supposed to make it easier and more efficient for fund managers to raise capital in Europe. Pierre Weimerskirch of LIS – a SANNE company – asks whether it has succeeded.
The ICAV fund structure in Ireland has been around since 2015, but alternative asset firms are only just discovering its wide range of benefits. Harold Adrion and Patterson Chiweshe of EisnerAmper describe its attractions.
A world full of private equity capital is spurring major reforms in fund domiciles keen to claim a slice of the pie.
Guernsey’s Green Fund Rules offer a framework to combine financial return with environmental benefit, writes Dominic Wheatley, chief executive of Guernsey Finance.
The law firm advises funds to act now to put contingency plans in place for a no-deal split between the UK and EU.