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FCA pushes back deadline for fund value assessments – Ignites Europe

The UK financial regulator has extended the deadline for annual fund value assessments by two months, to give managers leeway … Continue reading FCA pushes back deadline for fund value assessments – Ignites Europe →

Europe’s markets watchdog is pushing ahead with plans to limit the ability of funds with high-watermark performance fee structures to … Continue reading Esma curbs high-watermark performance fees – Ignites Europe →

…Esma’s approach is likely to mean that different rules will apply to Ucits funds with performance fees being sold into … Continue reading Ban on fund charge caps ruled out by Esma – Ignites Europe →

Value is in the eye of the beholder, or so the saying goes. But in the world of asset management, … Continue reading When will asset managers play their cards on value? →

It should not be possible to block Luxembourg-domiciled funds from distribution in Germany when changes to regulation take effect in … Continue reading Alfi: Blocking Luxembourg funds in Germany “not possible” by law →

Differing requirements from national regulators in European countries are creating problems for funds with performance fees, new research from Fitz … Continue reading Diverse performance fee rules ‘worrying’ for firms: research – Ignites Europe →

… Data from Fitz Partners, a specialist fees research firm, suggest that a large proportion of cross-border funds will have … Continue reading New German performance fee rules ‘risk disrupting fund market’ – Ignites Europe →

Fitz Partners VfM (Value for Money) Board Reporting has been shortlisted in the category “Best Compliance & Regulatory Solution” for … Continue reading Revealed: Finalists for the 2018 Fund Services Awards →

Luxembourg’s financial watchdog is stepping up its scrutiny of performance fees, according to people with knowledge of the matter. The … Continue reading Lux regulator steps up performance fee scrutiny – Ignites Europe →

Plans requiring asset managers to appoint at least two independent directors to fund boards are raising concerns. view full article