2004-04-01
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The Financial Markets Council issued General Decision No. 8 of April 1, 2004 to establish detailed approval and information obligations for changes affecting the life of Securities Collective Investment Schemes (UCITS). The decision mandates prior CMF approval and specific shareholder or unitholder notification for major operational shifts, including changes to managers, depositaries, distributors, categories, guarantees, and fund names, while specifying exemption conditions when counterparties are already approved. For non-approved modifications such as fee adjustments, investment guideline changes, and administrative updates, the decision prescribes targeted press publications or periodic document disclosures, consistently granting a three-month fee-free exit right to investors when redemption commissions are affected.
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General Decision of the Financial Markets Council No. 8 of April 1, 2004 on changes in the life of a UCITS and related information obligations The College of the Financial Markets Council, meeting on December 29, 2003; Having regard to Law No. 94-117 of November 14, 1994 on the reorganization of the financial market and in particular Articles 28, 31 and 48; Having regard to the Collective Investment Scheme Code; Having regard to the Financial Markets Council Regulation on Securities Collective Investment Schemes and management companies for such schemes; Decides:
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Article 32 of the Collective Investment Scheme Code subjects the establishment and liquidation of Securities Collective Investment Schemes to approval by the Financial Markets Council.
Article 86 of the Financial Markets Council Regulation on Securities Collective Investment Schemes and management companies for such schemes specifies that any modification affecting the characteristic elements of the initial approval file for the establishment of a UCITS must be brought to the attention of the Financial Markets Council.
This same article further specifies that the Financial Markets Council assesses whether these modifications are likely to call into question the approval previously granted or whether they must be subject to information provided to shareholders or unitholders, and determines the medium for such information. This General Decision aims to clarify:
I - Changes subject to approval occurring in the life of a UCITS and related information obligations
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The following changes occurring in the life of a UCITS are likely to call into question the approval previously granted and require obtaining a new approval relating to the proposed modification:
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