2017-04-07

Added · Updated

Key Features of Regulated, Qualifying, and Specialist Funds

The Isle of Man Financial Services Authority (IOMFSA) issued this guidance note detailing the key features, requirements, and responsibilities for Regulated Funds, Qualifying Funds, and Specialist Funds established under the Collective Investment Schemes Regulations 2010. It provides a comparative overview of these three collective investment schemes, outlining differences in their regulatory status, establishment procedures, minimum investment levels, governing body composition, required functionaries, and ongoing compliance obligations. The document highlights that Regulated Funds face the most stringent oversight, while Qualifying and Specialist Funds have distinct criteria for investors and varying levels of regulatory prescription concerning their operations, documentation, and financial reporting.

Isle of Man Financial Services Authority logo

Isle of Man

Isle of Man Financial Services Authority

Scan of the document's first page
Share

Get IOMFSA alerts — same-day email on every new publication.

Lineage: In force

Collective Investment Schemes R…Collective Investment Schemes Regulations 2010Key Features of Regulated,Qualifying, and Specialist Fu…2017-04-07 · this documentKey Features of Regulated, Qualifying, and Specialist Funds (2017-04-07)
amendssupersedesissued underrefers toproposed or not in RegAlertarrows run from the older text to the one that changes it

Similar documents from other regulators

Source: Isle of Man Financial Services Authority — original document · Summary generated with machine assistance and reviewed before publication; the authoritative text is the regulator's original document. How RegAlert works

More like this from IOMFSA

We email you every new IOMFSA publication the day it's published.