Attilio Veneziano

Will The AIFMD Review Reinvent The National Private Placement Regime?

9 November 2020 Public Attilio Veneziano

Despite delays, given that the initial completion date was set for 2017, the legislative process for the AIFMD review seems to have gathered fast paced momentum since mid-2020

AIFMD Premarketing: The 18 Month Rule

24 January 2019 Public Attilio Veneziano

There is still some time before the proposed directive will be enacted - if it ever will be - and it will be very interesting to see what type of practice will develop surrounding the newly proposed ‘18 months rule’

Considerations On AIFM Compliance For Family Offices Investment Vehicles

7 November 2018 Public Attilio Veneziano

Neither European or US based family offices are not immune from AIFMD under certain circumstances

The Negative Consequences Of PRIIPS Regulation

17 October 2018 Public Attilio Veneziano

Concerns about bond market liquidity drive FCA call for input

Bank Disintermediation and the Rise in Private Debt Markets

25 September 2018 Public Attilio Veneziano

Bank Disintermediation And The Rise In Private Debt Markets

A European Perspective On US Zero Fee Passive Management Funds

3 September 2018 Public Attilio Veneziano

Commentators have expressed their concerns about transparency within zero fees funds

Hedge Fund Distribution In South Africa

30 July 2018 Public Attilio Veneziano

In 2012, the National Treasury and Financial Services Board issued a proposed framework for the regulation of Hedge Funds in South Africa

The Role of the Chilean CCR in Private Equity

24 July 2018 Public Attilio Veneziano

The Role of the Chilean CCR in Private Equity

AIFMD Third-Country Passport: 5 Top Things US Fund Managers Should Know

16 July 2018 Public Attilio Veneziano

The introduction of a definition of AIFMD, as recently proposed by the European Commission, has put under the spotlight, once again, the increasingly intricated access to Europe available to US Fund managers

EC Proposal On AIFMD Pre-Marketing

2 July 2018 Public Attilio Veneziano

The intent of the European Commission to foster competition in the cross-border fund market does not equate per se to a liberalisation of that specific market