Loggerhead Partners
Think of World Expos as a global gathering of nations dedicated to finding solutions to pressing challenges of our time. They are organized every 5 years and provide a platform for people .
Maples Group
As the alternative investment fund industry continues to
evolve, so have the tools available to institutional investors
looking to reduce operational and investment risk and enhance
returns
Appleby
The last twelve months have been difficult for so many of us in so many different ways. We have found ourselves in and out of lockdowns, isolated from loved ones and all with a heightened sense.
AXIS Fiduciary Ltd
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Link Group to acquire Casa4Funds
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Link Group is to acquire Casa4Funds from Banor Capital, subject to regulatory approval.
Casa4Funds is one of the oldest European independent third-party UCITS Management Companies and Alternative Investment Fund Managers (AIFM), headquartered in Luxembourg.
The acquisition will provide additional scale for Link Fund Solutions in Luxembourg, Europe’s largest investment fund centre. It will also provide access to Casa4Funds’ extensive experience in a wide range of traditional and alternative asset classes including private equity, real estate and debt.
Link Group will leverage the combined strengths, experience and capabilities of its existing Fund Solutions Luxembourg operation and that of Casa4Funds to deliver market-leading services for fund managers and financial institutions from across the globe.
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Regulatory threshold
What attributes do the regulators consider in determining whether a cryptoasset is subject to regulation under the laws in your jurisdiction?
The Financial Market Authority (FMA) operates a ‘technology-neutral’ approach, meaning that products and services involving cryptoassets are subject to the same regulatory framework as traditional products and services. The underlying rationale is ‘same risk, same rules’. Whether and to what extent financial services regulation and securities laws apply depends primarily on the actual product features and business model.
Business models involving cryptoassets may be subject to licensing requirements and are governed by:
the Banking Act – for example, if funds are raised for investment into cryptoassets or in the case of dealing as principal or agent in cryptoassets that qualify as financial instruments under the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID) II (2014/65/EU);