Video Series On Reforms To The AIFMD And UCITS Frameworks | Episode 3

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Dillon Eustace is one of Ireland’s leading law firms focusing on financial services, banking and capital markets, corporate and M&A, litigation and dispute resolution, insurance, real estate and taxation. Headquartered in Dublin, Ireland, the firm’s international practice has seen it establish offices in Tokyo (2000), New York (2009) and the Cayman Islands (2012).
In this three-part video series, Etain de Valera and Shane Coveney provide an overview of some of the key reforms being made to the AIFMD and UCITS frameworks.
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In this three-part video series, Etain de Valera and Shane Coveney provide an overview of some of the key reforms being made to the AIFMD and UCITS frameworks. They consider the likely impact of the new delegation rules on Irish fund management companies and provide an overview of the pan-EU loan origination regime introduced under the new framework. They also consider the rules governing the use of liquidity management tools which will apply to all EU-domiciled UCITS and open-ended AIFs from 16 April, 2026.

Episode 3

The final episode in our video series on reforms to the AIFMD and UCITS frameworks sees Etain de Valera and Shane Coveney consider the new rules governing the use of liquidity management tools which will apply to all EU domiciled UCITS and open-ended AIFs from 16 April 2026.

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Video Series On Reforms To The AIFMD And UCITS Frameworks | Episode 3

Ireland Wealth Management
Contributor
Dillon Eustace is one of Ireland’s leading law firms focusing on financial services, banking and capital markets, corporate and M&A, litigation and dispute resolution, insurance, real estate and taxation. Headquartered in Dublin, Ireland, the firm’s international practice has seen it establish offices in Tokyo (2000), New York (2009) and the Cayman Islands (2012).
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