Ireland:
Central Bank Of Ireland - Implements Welcome Improvements To Lending Fund Regime
23 March 2018
Maples Group
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The Central Bank has updated its rules for Lending Funds (or
"LQIAIFs") which enable broader credit
focussed investment strategies for LQIAIFs. Previously certain
assets and investments had to be "related" to the core
lending activity, but now LQIAIFs have a broader ability to
originate loans and invest in credit and debt instruments. The
Central Bank has also clarified that derivatives cannot be used by
LQIAIFs other than for hedging.
The changes are reflected in an updated Paragraph 2 of Section 4
within Chapter 2 of the AIF Rulebook (Qualifying Investor AIF
Requirements) and revisions to the LQIAIF section of the
Twenty-Ninth Edition of the AIFMD Q&A.
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