Bangladesh
Answer ... Alternative investment funds (AIFs) established in Bangladesh may be marketed to all local and foreign investors. Generally, fund managers network with potential foreign and local investors, as well high-net-worth individuals. They subsequently assess the proposals, financial statements and projections, and collect and analyse various related market information to determine whether the business is scalable or worth investing in.
Bangladesh
Answer ... The Alternative Investment Rules include no specific rules on the marketing of AIFs.
Bangladesh
Answer ... The Alternative Investment Rules include no specific rules on the marketing of AIFs.
Bangladesh
Answer ... AIFs may be marketed to all potential local and foreign investors.
Bangladesh
Answer ... There are no specific regulations on the marketing materials of AIFs.
Bangladesh
Answer ... There are no specific regulations on the marketing materials of AIFs.
Bangladesh
Answer ... There are no specific regulations on the marketing of AIFs. However, there is no specific bar preventing international fund managers from marketing AIFs in Bangladesh. If any investor intends to subscribe, it may apply to the Bangladesh Bank for approval.
Bangladesh
Answer ... There are no specific regulations regarding the marketing of AIFs.
Bangladesh
Answer ... There is no specific bar, but the Alternative Investment Rules do not allow for fund raising through public issues or initial offerings; this is limited to private placements only. AIFs also may not be listed or traded on stock exchanges in the same way as other mutual funds.
