Alternative Investment Funds distinguish between open-ended and closed-ended type of Cyprus AIFs. The AIF Law 2018 distinguishes between open-ended and closed-ended type of Cyprus AIFs. Open-ended type: Unit-holders can redeem or repurchase their units upon request: at any time at regular intervals of less than 1 year, that are defined in the instruments of incorporation…
The conditions and circumstances under which the disclosure of information about the Investors/Unit-holders of a Cyprus Alternative Investment Fund (AIF) is obligatory. The Cyprus Security and Exchange Commission (CySEC) is the regulatory authority responsible under the Law for the licensing and supervision of Investment Funds for both Undertakings for Collective Investment in Transferable Securities (UCITS)…
Flexibility – Transparency – Tax Incentives – Cost Efficient – Regulation A Cyprus Alternative Investment Fund (AIF) is cost-efficient and simple to set-up, manage and operate. It offers a modern regulatory framework that is in line with relevant EU directives and it is supervised by a competent and accessible regulatory authority. Setting up an AIF…
Common Fund – Limited Partnership – Investment Company Cyprus Investment Fund may be established with limited or unlimited duration and can take the following legal structures: (a) investment company in the legal form of a limited liability company with fixed capital (FCIC); (b) investment company in the legal form of a limited liability company with…