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  • CYGNATOR
  • DIRECTIVE 2011/61/EU
    • ENACTING TERMS
      • Paragraphs 01 - 04
      • Paragraphs 05 - 11
      • Paragraphs 12 - 19
      • Paragraphs 20 - 27
      • Paragraphs 28 - 35
      • Paragraphs 36 - 45
      • Paragraphs 46 - 52
      • Paragraphs 53 - 58
      • Paragraphs 59 - 64
      • Paragraphs 65 - 71
      • Paragraphs 72 - 79
      • Paragraphs 80 - 84
      • Paragraphs 85 - 91
      • Paragraphs 92 - 95
    • CHAPTER 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS
      • Article 1 - Subject matter
      • Article 2 - Scope
      • Article 3 - Exceptions
      • Article 4 - Definitions
      • Article 5 - Determination of the AIFM
    • CHAPTER 2 - AUTHORISATION OF AIFMs
      • Article 6 - Conditions for taking up activities as AIFM
      • Article 7 - Application for authorisation
      • Article 8 - Conditions for granting authorisation
      • Article 9 - Initial capital and own funds
      • Article 10 - Changes in the scope of the authorisation
      • Article 11 - Withdrawal of the authorisation
    • CHAPTER 3 - OPERATING CONDITIONS FOR AIFMs
      • Section 1- General requirements
        • Article 12 - General principles
        • Article 13 - Remuneration
        • Article 14 - Conflicts of interest
        • Article 15 - Risk Management
        • Article 16 - Liquidity management
        • Article 17 - Investment in securitisation positions
      • Section 2 - Organisational requirements
        • Article 18 - General principles
        • Article 19 - Valuation
      • Section 3 - Delegation of AIFM functions
        • Article 20 - Delegation
      • Section 4 - Depositary
        • Article 21 - Depositary
    • CHAPTER 4 - TRANSPARENCY REQUIREMENTS
      • Article 22 - Annual Report
      • Article 23 - Disclosure to investors
      • Article 24 - Reporting obligations to competent authorities
    • CHAPTER 5 - AIFMs MANAGING SPECIFIC TYPES OF AIF
      • SECTION 1- AIFMs managing leveraged AIFs
        • Article 25 - Use of information by competent authorities, supervisory coop.
      • SECTION 2 - Obligations for AIFMs managing AIFs which acquire control
        • Article 26 - Scope
        • Article 27 - Notification of the acquisition of major holdings and control
        • Article 28 - Disclosure in case of acquisition of control
        • Article 29 - Specific provisions regarding the annual report of AIFs exerc
        • Article 30 - Asset stripping
    • CHAPTER 6 - RIGHTS OF EU AIFMs TO MARKET AND MANAGE EU AIFs IN THE UNION
      • Article 31 - Marketing of units or shares of EU AIFs in the home Member Sta
      • Article 32 - Marketing of units or shares of EU AIFs in Member States other
      • Article 33 - Conditions for managing EU AIFs established in other Member St
    • CHAPTER 7 - SPECIFIC RULES IN RELATION TO THIRD COUNTRIES
      • Article 34 - Conditions for EU AIFMs which manage non-EU AIFs which are non
      • Article 35 - Conditions for the marketing in the Union with a passport of a
      • Article 36 - Conditions for the marketing in Member States without a passpo
      • Article 37 - Authorisation of non-EU AIFMs intending to manage EU AIFs and/
      • Article 38 - Peer review of authorisation and supervision of non-EU AIFMs
      • Article 39 - Conditions for the marketing in the Union with a passport of E
      • Article 40 - Conditions for the marketing in the Union with a passport of n
      • Article 41 - Conditions for managing AIFs established in Member S
      • Article 42 - Conditions for the marketing in Mmeber States without a passpo
    • CHAPTER 8 - MARKETING TO RETAIL INVESTORS
      • Article 43 - Marketing of AIFs by AIFMs to retail investors
    • CHAPTER 9 - COMPETENT AUTHORITIES
      • SECTION 1 - Designation, powers and redress procedures
        • Article 44 - Designation of competent authorities
        • Article 45 - Responsibility of competent authorities in Member States
        • Article 46 - Powers of competent authorities
        • Article 47 - Powers and competences of ESMA
        • Article 48 - Administrative penalties
        • Article 49 - Right of appeal
      • SECTION 2 - Cooperation between different competent authorities
        • Article 50 - Obligation to cooperate
        • Article 51 - Transfer and retention of personal data
        • Article 52 - Disclosure of information to third countries
        • Article 53 - Exchange of information relating to the potential systemic con
        • Article 54 - Cooperation in supervisory activities
        • Article 55 - Dispute settlement
    • CHAPTER 10 - TRANSITIONAL AND FINAL PROVISIONS
      • Article 56 - Exercise of the delegation
      • Article 57 - Revocation of the delegation
      • Article 58 - Objections to delegated acts
      • Article 59 - Implementing measures
      • Article 60 - Disclosure of derogations
      • Article 61 - Transitional provisions
      • Article 62 - Amendments to Directive 2003/41/EC
      • Article 63 - Amendments to Directive 2009/65/EC
      • Article 64 - Amendment to Regulation (EC) No 1060/2009
      • Article 65 - Amendment to Regulation (EU) No 1095/2010
      • Article 66 - Transposition
      • Article 67 - Delegated act on the application of Article 35 and Articles 37
      • Article 68 - Delegated act on the termination of the application of Article
      • Article 69 - Review
      • Article 70 - Entry into force
      • Article 71 - Addressees
    • ANNEX 1
    • ANNEX 2 - REMUNERATION POLICY
    • ANNEX 3 - DOCUMENTATION AND INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED IN CASE OF INTENDED
    • ANNEX 4 - DOCUMENTATION AND INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED IN THE CASE OF INTEN
  • CY AIFM Law of 2013
    • THE ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENT FUND MANAGERS AND RELATED MATTERS LAW OF 2013
    • PART Ι – INTRODUCTORY PROVISIONS
      • Section 1 - Summary title
      • Section 2 - Interpretation.
      • Section 3 - General scope of application of this Law.
      • Section 4 - Specific scope of application of this Law.
      • Section 5 - Definition of AIFM.
    • PART ΙΙ – AUTHORISATION OF AIFMs
      • Section 6 - Conditions for taking up activities as AIFM in the Republic.
      • Section 7 - Application for authorisation.
      • Section 8 - Conditions for granting authorisation.
      • Section 9 - Initial capital and own funds.
      • Section 10 - Changes in the scope of the authorisation.
      • Section 11 - Suspension of the authorisation.
      • Section 12 - Withdrawal of the authorisation.
    • PART ΙΙΙ – OPERATING CONDITIONS FOR AIFMs
      • CHAPTER 1 - General Requirements
        • Section 13 - General Principles.
        • Section 14 - Remuneration.
        • Section 15 - Conflicts of interest.
        • Section 16 - Risk management.
        • Section 17 - Liquidity management.
      • CHAPTER 2 - Organisational Requirements
        • Section 18 - Procedures, arrangements and mechanisms applied by AIFMs.
        • Section 19 - Valuation.
      • CHAPTER 3 - Delegation of AIFM functions
        • Section 20 - Delegation of AIFM functions.
        • Section 21 - Sub - delegation of AIFM functions.
        • Section 22 - AIFM’s liability in case of delegation of functions or any fur
      • CHAPTER 4 - AIF Depositary
        • Section 23 - Appointment of AIF depositary.
        • Section 24 - Duties of AIF depositary.
        • Section 25 - Obligations of the AIFM and the Depositary when performing
        • Section 26 - Delegation of duties by the AIF Depositary to third party.
        • Section 27 - Depositary liability.
        • Section 28 - Information obtained by the Depositary.
    • PART IV – TRANSPARENCY REQUIREMENTS
      • Section 29 - Annual Report.
      • Section 30 - Disclosure to investors.
      • Section 31 - Reporting obligations to the Commission.
    • PART V – AIFMs MANAGING SPECIFIC TYPES OF AIF
      • CHAPTER 1 - AIFMs managing leveraged AIFs
        • Section 32 - Use of information by the Commission, supervisory cooperation
      • CHAPTER 2 - Obligations of AIFMs managing AIFs which acquire control of non
        • Section 33 - Scope of application of this Chapter.
        • Section 34 - Notification of acquisition of major holdings and control of
        • Section 35 - Disclosure in case of acquisition of control.
        • Section 36 - Specific provisions regarding the annual report of AIFs
        • Section 37 - Asset stripping
    • PART VI – RIGHTS OF AIFMs TO MANAGE AND MARKET EU AIFs IN THE UNION
      • Section 38 - Marketing of units of EU AIFs in the Republic by an AIFM of
      • Section 39 - Marketing of units of EU AIFs in a Member State other than
      • Section 40 - Marketing of units of EU AIFs in the Republic managed by an
      • Section 41 - Conditions for managing EU AIFs established in a Member State
      • Section 42 - Conditions for managing AIFs established in the Republic by an
    • PART VII – SPECIFIC RULES IN RELATION TO THIRD COUNTRIES
      • Section 43 - Conditions for AIFMs of the Republic which manage non-EU AIFs,
      • Section 44 - Conditions for the marketing in the Republic, with a passport,
      • Section 45 - Conditions for the marketing in the Republic, with a passport,
      • Section 46 - Complementary provisions to sections 44 and 45.
      • Section 47 - Conditions for the marketing in the Republic, without a pass
      • Section 48 - Conditions for the marketing in the Republic, without a pass
      • Section 49 - Authorisation and specific obligations for non-EU AIFMs intend
      • Section 50 - Determining the Republic as Member State of reference of a non
      • Section 51 - Authorisation of a non-EU AIFM from the Commission when the Re
      • Section 52 - Additional conditions for authorisation of a non-EU AIFM by th
      • Section 53 - Notification to ESMA for any exemptions granted from complianc
      • Section 54 - Notification to ESMA for the authorisations granted and for
      • Section 55 - Change in the business strategy of a non-EU AIFM which affects
      • Section 56 - Applicable Law in case of disputes arising regarding the appli
      • Section 57 - Issue of directives.
      • Section 58 - Rejection of request to exchange of information.
      • Section 59 - Conditions for the marketing in the Republic, with a passport,
      • Section 60 - Conditions for the marketing in a Member State other than the
      • Section 61 - Conditions for the marketing in the Republic, with a passport,
      • Section 62 - Conditions for the marketing in the Republic or in another Me
      • Section 63 - Conditions for the marketing in the Republic, with a passport
      • Section 64 - Conditions for managing AIFs established in a Member State
      • Section 65 - Conditions for managing AIFs established in the Republic by
      • Section 66 - Conditions for the marketing in the Republic of AIFs managed
    • PART VIII - MARKETING OF UNITS OF AIFs TO RETAIL INVESTORS IN THE REPUBLIC
      • Section 67 - Marketing of units of AIFs by AIFMs to retail investors in the
      • Section 68 - Disclosures to European Commission and ESMA regarding
    • PART ΙΧ – SUPERVISION RULES
      • CHAPTER 1 - Designation, powers and redress procedures
        • Section 69 - Designation of competent authority.
        • Section 70 - Responsibilities of the Commission and the competent authoriti
        • Section 71 - Powers of the Commission.
        • Section 72 - Obligations of the Commission to ESMA and to other authorities
        • Section 73 - Fees and annual contributions.
        • Section 74 - Administrative penalties.
        • Section 75 - False statements and withholding of information, criminal pena
        • Section 76 - Justification of the Commission’s decisions.
      • CHAPTER 2 - Cooperation of the Commission with the competent authorities of
        • Section 77 - Obligation of the Commission to cooperate with the competent
        • Section 78 - Transfer and retention of personal data.
        • Section 79 - Disclosure of information to third countries.
        • Section 80 - Exchange of information relating to the potential systemic con
        • Section 81 - Cooperation in supervisory activities.
        • Section 82 - Dispute settlement.
    • PART Χ - TRANSFER OF REGISTERED OFFFICE OF AN AIFM FROM AND TO THE REPUBLIC
      • Section 83 - Transfer of registered office of an AIFM from and to the Repub
    • PART ΧΙ – PROVISIONS REGARDING TAXES AND CONTRIBUTIONS
      • Section 84 - Taxes and contributions.
    • PART ΧΙΙ – FINAL AND TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS
      • Section 85 - Disclosure of derogations from the provisions of the Directive
      • Section 86 - Disclosure of information to ESMA and the European Commission.
      • Section 87 - Derogations and transitional provisions.
      • Section 88 - Entry into force.
  • CY AIF Law of 2018
    • PART I: INTRODUCTORY PROVISIONS
      • [01] Short title.
      • [02] Interpretations.
      • [03] Scope of application of this Law.
    • PART ΙΙ: PROVISIONS REGARDING THE ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENT FUNDS
      • Chapter 1: General characteristics and distinctions of AIFs
        • [04] AIF legal forms and use of the AIF designation.
        • [05] Conversion of AIF.
        • [06] AIF management.
        • [07] Open-ended or closed-ended AIF.
        • [08] Listing of AIF units in a secondary market.
        • [09] Umbrella AIF.
        • [10] Conversion of AIF to umbrella AIF and vice versa.
        • [11] Possibility of conversion of an AIF’s legal form.
      • Chapter 2: Authorisation of an AIF
        • [12] Submission of application for authorisation of an AIF and amendments
        • [13] Granting AIF authorisation.
      • Chapter 3: Common provisions regarding the organisation and operation of
        • [14] Retention of minimum assets.
        • [15] Investment policy.
        • [16] Risk management.
        • [17] Conflicts of interest.
        • [18] Liquidity management.
        • [19] Remuneration policies.
        • [20] Valuation.
        • [21] Management and conduct of business.
        • [22] AIF transactions.
      • Chapter 4: AIF administration
        • [23] Delegation of administration function
      • Chapter 5: AIF external manager
        • [24] Organisation and operations of the external manager.
        • [25] Resignation and replacement of the external manager.
      • Chapter 6: AIF depositary
        • [26] Appointment of AIF Depositary.
        • [27] Depositary tasks and obligations.
        • [28] Delegation of depositary tasks.
        • [29] Specific tasks of the depositary.
        • [30] Depositary liability.
        • [31] Independence between the depositary and the external manager of the AI
        • [32] Resignation of the depositary.
        • [33] Replacement of the depositary.
        • [34] Termination of the appointment of the depositary.
      • Chapter 7: Subscriptions and redemptions of AIF units
        • [35] AIF units.
        • [36] Rules for the marketing of AIF units.
        • [37] Issue of free-of-charge AIF units.
        • [38] Disclosure to investors regarding the net asset value and the subscrip
        • [39] Marketing of AIF units to professional investors in the Republic.
        • [40] Marketing of AIF units to retail and well informed investors in the Re
        • [41] Marketing of AIF units to another member state or third country.
        • [42] Redemption or repurchase of AIF units.
        • [43] Suspension of the redemption or repurchase of AIF units.
        • [44] Prohibition of issuance, redemption and repurchase of AIF units.
      • Chapter 8: Special provisions
        • Part 1 - Common fund
        • [45] General provisions regarding a common fund.
        • [46] Unitholders’ Register of the common fund.
        • [47] Joint unitholders of the common fund.
        • [48] Confirmation of participation into a common fund.
        • [49] Transfer of common fund units.
        • [50] Pledge of common fund units.
        • [51] Common fund rules.
        • [52] Dissolution and liquidation of the common fund.
        • [53] Withdrawal of common fund authorisation.
        • Part 2 - Fixed or variable capital investment companies
        • [54] General provisions regarding an investment company.
        • [55] Application of the provisions of the Company Law and special Company L
        • [56] Investment company set up as internally managed AIF.
        • [57] Operating conditions.
        • [58] Name, designation, capital and shares.
        • [59] Content of instruments of incorporation of an investment company.
        • [60] Amendments to the instruments of incorporation of an investment compan
        • [61] Changes in the persons who effectively direct the business of an inves
        • [62] Reduction of assets or initial capital of an investment company.
        • [63] Dissolution and liquidation of an investment company.
        • [64] Withdrawal of authorisation of an investment company.
        • Part 3 - Limited Partnerships
        • [65] General provisions regarding the limited partnership.
        • [66] Limited partnership set up as internally managed AIF.
        • [67] General partner of an AIF.
        • [68] Limited partners.
        • [69] Partnership agreement.
        • [70] Amendment of the partnership agreement.
        • [71] Unitholders’ register, joint unitholders, and confirmation of particip
        • [72] Transfer of limited partnership units.
        • [73] Pledge of limited partnership units.
        • [74] Dissolution and liquidation of a limited partnership.
        • [75] Withdrawal of authorisation of a limited partnership.
      • Chapter 9: Obligations regarding disclosures to investors
        • [76] Offering document, half-yearly report, annual report, annual financial
        • [77] Half-yearly report of the AIF.
        • [78] Annual report of the AIF.
        • [79] Offering document of the AIF.
        • [80] Right to receive documents.
        • [81] Audit of the annual financial statements and of the annual report of t
        • [82] AIF publication expenses.
        • [83] AIF marketing communications.
      • Chapter 10: Mergers
        • [84] Possibility of mergers between AIFs.
        • [85] Types of mergers.
        • [86] Authorisation for the merger.
        • [87] Decision regarding the merger.
        • [88] Terms of the merger.
        • [89] Verification of the merger by the depositary.
        • [90] Assignment to an independent auditor.
        • [91] Disclosures to and rights of unitholders.
        • [92] Right to redeem, repurchase or convert units.
        • [93] Expenses relating to the merger.
        • [94] Effective date of the merger.
        • [95] Effects of the merger.
        • [96] Tax provisions regarding AIF mergers.
        • [97] Enabling provisions.
    • PART IΙΙ: MARKETING OF UNITS OF AIFs FROM ANOTHER MEMBER STATE OR THIRD COU
      • [98] Marketing of units of AIFs established in another member state or thir
      • [99] Marketing of units of AIFs established in another member state or thir
      • [100] Common provisions regarding AIFs of sections 98 and 99.
    • PART IV: LISTED AIFs
      • [101] Listing of AIF units in a secondary market, for trading.
      • [102] Conditions for the listing of AIF units in a secondary market, for tr
      • [103] Marketing of listed AIF units.
      • [104] Listing of units of AIFs, which are established in another member sta
      • [105] Asset value, price of units and relevant matters.
      • [106] Special rules for AIF units’ pricing.
      • [107] Comparing performance against the benchmarks index.
      • [108] Cooperation between the Securities and Exchange Commission and other
      • [109] Enabling provision.
    • PART V: SUPERVISION AND PENALTIES
      • Chapter 1: Supervision of AIFs
        • [110] Competences of the Securities and Exchange Commission.
        • [111] Powers of the Securities and Exchange Commission.
        • [112] Supplementary provisions.
        • [113] Power to issue directives.
        • [114] Professional secrecy and cooperation with other countries’ competent
        • [115] Obligation to submit publications and information regarding the AIF.
        • [116] Submission of information regarding the AIF.
        • [117] AIFs’ register.
        • [118] Fees and annual contributions.
        • [119] Justification of the decisions.
      • Chapter 2: Criminal Provisions and Administrative Penalties
        • [120] Administrative penalties.
        • [121] Criminal offences.
    • PART VI: TRANSFER OF AN AIF FROM AND TO THE REPUBLIC
      • [122] Transfer of an AIF, established under statute, to and from the Republ
      • [123] Transfer of an AIF, established under the law of contract, to and fro
    • PART VΙI: ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENT FUNDS WITH LIMITED NUMBER OF PERSONS
      • [124] AIFLNP legal forms, use of designation and characteristics.
      • [125] Externally and internally managed AIFLNP.
      • [126] Marketing of AIFLNP units.
      • [127] Marketing of AIFLNP units.
      • [128] Depositary.
      • [129] Minimum level of assets and initial capital.
      • [130] Reduction of assets or capital of an investment company.
      • [131] Management and conduct of business.
      • [132] Dissolution and liquidation of AIFLNP.
      • [133] Withdrawal of AIFLNP authorisation
    • PART VIII: REGISTERED ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENT FUNDS
      • Chapter 1: Establishment of RAIFs
        • [134] Operation of RAIFs.
        • [135] External manager and depositary of a RAIF.
        • [136] Minimum level of assets of a RAIF.
        • [137] RAIF units.
        • [138] Registration in the RAIFs’ register and deletion from it.
      • Chapter 2: RAIF Operation
        • [139] Disclosure requirements.
        • [140] Marketing of RAIF units.
        • [141] Mergers between RAIFs
        • [142] Enabling provisions.
    • PART ΙX: TAX PROVISIONS
      • [143] Tax provisions.
    • PART X: FINAL AND TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS
      • [144] Transitional provisions.
      • [145] Continuation of operation of AIFs and AIFLNPs.
      • [146] Repeal of Laws.
  • OFFERING MEMORANDUM
    • [00] DISCLAIMER
      • DISCLAIMER
      • THE OFFERING MEMORANDUM
      • SUPPLEMENTS
      • RESTRICTIONS ON SOLICITATIONS AND RESALE
      • INVESTOR RESPONSIBILITY
      • STOCK EXCHANGE LISTING
      • RISKS
    • [01] DEFINITIONS
      • [01.01] Definitions
      • [01.02] Law Definitions
      • [01.03] Law Reference
      • [01.04] Currency Conversion
      • [01.05] Construction
    • [02] DIRECTORY
    • [03] FUND STRUCTURE
      • [03.01] Fund Structure
      • [03.02] Share Capital
      • [03.03] Management Shares
      • [03.04] Investor Units
      • [03.05] Investment Compartments
      • [03.06] Change of the Organisational Structure
      • [03.07] Subsidiaries
      • [03.08] Financial Year
      • [03.09] Fund's Life
    • [04] INVESTMENT GUIDELINES
      • [04.01] Investment Objective
      • [04.02] Target Market
      • [04.03] Investment Policy
      • [04.04] Use of Leverage
      • [04.05] Investment Process
      • [04.06] Investment Restrictions
      • [04.07] Associated Risks
      • [04.08] Change of the Investment Policy
    • [05] FEES AND EXPENSES
      • [05.01] General
      • [05.02] Set Up Fees
      • [05.03] Management Fee
      • [05.04] Performance Fee
      • [05.05] Depositary Fee
      • [05.06] Director's Remuneration
      • [05.07] External Audit Fee
      • [05.08] Administration Fee
      • [05.09] Consultancy Fee
      • [05.10] Facilitation Fee
      • [05.11] Investment Advisory Fees
      • [05.12] Regulatory Fees
      • [05.13] Advertising Costs
      • [05.14] Service Provider Fees
      • [05.15] Other Expenses
    • [06] BOARD OF DIRECTORS
      • [06.01] General
      • [06.02] Members of the Board
      • [06.03] Director's Disclosure
      • [06.04] Changes in the Board
    • [07] MANAGER
      • [07.01] Appointment of Manager
      • [07.02] Identity of the Manager
      • [07.03] Responsibilities of the Manager
      • [07.04] Portfolio Management
      • [07.05] Collective Management of Assets
      • [07.06] Investment Committee and Advisors
      • [07.07] Risk Management
      • [07.08] Liquidity Risk Management
      • [07.09] Operations Management
      • [07.10] Structure Determination
      • [07.11] Delegation of Management Functions
      • [07.12] Professional Liability
    • [08] DEPOSITARY
      • [08.01] Depositary General
      • [08.02] Identity of the Depositary
      • [08.03] Responsibilities of the Depositary
      • [08.04] Cash Flow Monitoring
      • [08.05] Safekeeping of Assets
      • [08.06] Oversight
      • [08.07] Depositary Indemnity
      • [08.08] Paying Agent
      • [08.09] Prime Broker
    • [09] EXTERNAL AUDITOR
      • [09.01] General
      • [09.02] Reporting Obligations
      • [09.03] Responsibilities
    • [10] ADMINISTRATOR
      • [10.01] Delegation to Administrator
      • [10.02] Identity of the Administrator
      • [10.03] Responsibilities of the Administration
      • [10.04] Limitation of Liability
    • [11] THE ISSUE
      • [11.01] Issue
      • [11.02] The Subscription
      • [11.03] Eligible Investors
    • [12] SUBSCRIPTION PROCEDURE
      • [12.01] Initial Offering of Investor Units
      • [12.02] Further Subscriptions of Investor Units
      • [12.03] Minimum Subscription Amount and Additional
      • [12.04] Subscription Fee
      • [12.05] Subscription Application
      • [12.06] Contribution-in-kind
      • [12.07] Application Procedure
      • [12.08] Payment Procedure
      • [12.09] Notification of Transaction
      • [12.10] Rejection of Subscriptions
      • [12.11] Subscription Through Nominees
      • [12.12] Allocation
      • [12.13] Money Laundering Prevention
    • [13] NET ASSET VALUE
      • [13.01] General Principles
      • [13.02] Valuation Specifics
      • [13.03] Adjustment Of The Net Asset Value (Single Swing Pricing)
      • [13.04] Valuation Dates
      • [13.05] Valuation Procedures
      • [13.06] Temporary suspension Of NAV calculation
    • [14] DISTRIBUTION POLICY
      • [14.01] Policy and Procedure
      • [14.02] Currency Exchange Distribution
    • [15] CONVERSION OF UNITS
      • [15.01] Conversion Procedure
      • [15.02] Application Procedure
      • [15.03] Limitation on Conversions
      • [15.04] Notification Of Transaction
    • [16] REDEMPTIONS
      • [16.01] General
      • [16.02] Redemption Request
      • [16.03] Irrevocability of Redemption
      • [16.04] Redemption Dates
      • [16.05] Redemption Price and proceeds
      • [16.06] Notification of Transaction
      • [16.07] Redemption Fee
      • [16.08] Settlement
      • [16.09] Limitation on Redemption
      • [16.10] Market Timing
      • [16.11] Compulsory Redemptions
      • [16.12] Money Laundering
    • [17] MARKETING AND ADVERTISING
      • [17.01] Introduction
      • [17.02] Marketing material and advertisements
      • [17.03] Information to Potential Investors
      • [17.04] Provision of KIID
      • [17.05] Assessment of suitability
    • [18] RISK FACTORS AND INVESTMENT CONSIDERATIONS
      • [18.01] General
      • [18.02] Risk Factors Consideration
      • [18.03] Business Risk
      • [18.04] Historical Performance
      • [18.05] Concentration of Investments Risk
      • [18.06] Declining Performance and Growing Size Risk
      • [18.07] Effect of Substantial Redemptions and Reduced Size Risk
      • [18.08] Reliance on the Manager and Dependence on Key Personnel
      • [18.09] Fee Incentive Risk
      • [18.10] Accounting Treatment Risk
      • [18.11] Model Risk
      • [18.12] No Operating History
      • [18.13] Non-Diversified Status
      • [18.14] Trading Execution Risk
      • [18.15] Factors impacting the value of the Investment Compartments' Assets
      • [18.16] Equity Securities Risk
      • [18.17] Smaller Capitalization Risk
      • [18.18] Securities of Smaller and Emerging Growth Companies
      • [18.19] Co-Investment Risk
      • [18.20] Private Company Competition Risk
      • [18.21] New Issued Risk
      • [18.22] Growth Stock Risk
      • [18.23] Value Stock Risk
      • [18.24] Risks Associated with Options on Securities Generally
      • [18.25] Risks of Writing Options
      • [18.26] Exchange-Listed Options Risks
      • [18.27] Over-the-Counter Option Risk
      • [18.28] Index Option Risk
      • [18.29] Limitation on Option Writing Risk
      • [18.30] Tax Risk
      • [18.31] Preferred Securities Risk
      • [18.32] Convertible Securities Risk
      • [18.33] Synthetic Convertible Securities Risk
      • [18.34] Warrants Risk
      • [18.35] REITs Risk
      • [18.36] Master Limited Partnerships Risk
      • [18.37] Restricted and Illiquid Securities Risk
      • [18.38] Investment Companies Risk
      • [18.39] Fixed Income Securities Risks
      • [18.40] Market Volatility
      • [18.41] Liquidity and Market Characteristics
      • [18.42] Underlying Funds
      • [18.43] Volatility Trading and Stagnant Markets
      • [18.44] Relative Value Strategies
      • [18.45] Event Driven Strategy
      • [18.46] Commodity and Energy Trading
      • [18.47] Distressed Strategies
      • [18.48] Below Investment Grade Debt Securities
      • [18.49] Conflicts Relating to Equity and Debt Ownership by the Investment C
      • [18.50] Trading in Securities of Emerging Market Issuers
      • [18.51] Regulated Markets in Emerging Market Countries
      • [18.52] Access to Non-Public Information
      • [18.53] Hedging
      • [18.54] Forward Foreign Exchange Contracts
      • [18.55] Risks of Stock Index Options
      • [18.56] Equity Funds Risk
      • [18.57] Directional Trading
      • [18.58] Prepayment Risk
      • [18.59] Reinvestment Risk
      • [18.60] Duration and Maturity Risk
      • [18.61] Corporate Bonds Risk
      • [18.62] Below Investment Grade Securities Risk
      • [18.63] Distressed and Defaulted Securities Risk
      • [18.64] Yield and Ratings Risk
      • [18.65] Unrated Securities Risk
      • [18.66] Emerging Markets Risk
      • [18.67] Foreign Currency Risk
      • [18.68] LIBOR Risk
      • [18.69] Leverage Risk
      • [18.70] Risk of Use of Leverage
      • [18.71] Risks Associated with the Use of or Trading in Derivatives
      • [18.72] Control and Monitoring of the Use of Derivative Products
      • [18.73] Debt Securities
      • [18.74] Market Liquidity and Leverage
      • [18.75] Credit Default Swaps
      • [18.76] Liquidity Risk
      • [18.77] Counterparty Risk
      • [18.78] Absence of Regulation in OTC Transactions
      • [18.79] Additional Risks Associated with an Underlying of OTC Derivatives L
      • [18.80] Futures and Options
      • [18.81] Securities of Companies principally engaged in the Real Estate Indu
      • [18.82] Commodities and Energies
      • [18.83] Indexes
      • [18.84] Derivatives
      • [18.85] Repurchase Agreements Risk
      • [18.86] Reverse Repurchase Agreements Risk
      • [18.87] Dollar Roll Transactions Risk
      • [18.88] When-Issued, Forward Commitment and Delayed Delivery Transactions
      • [18.89] Event Risk
      • [18.90] Defensive Investing Risk
      • [18.91] Structured Investments Risks
      • [18.92] Structured Notes Risk
      • [18.93] Equity-Linked Notes Risk
      • [18.94] Credit-Linked Notes Risk
      • [18.95] Event-Linked Securities Risk
      • [18.96] Strategic Transactions and Derivatives Risk
      • [18.97] Counterparty Risk
      • [18.98] Swaps Risk
      • [18.99] Securities Lending Risk
      • [18.100] Short Sales Risk
      • [18.101] Inflation Risk
      • [18.102] Deflation Risk
      • [18.103] EMU and Redenomination Risk
      • [18.104] Market Disruption and Geopolitical Risk
      • [18.105] Regulation and Government Intervention Risk
      • [18.106] Legal, Tax and Regulatory Risks
      • [18.107] Legislation Risk
      • [18.108] Decision-Making Authority Risk
      • [18.109] Management Risk
      • [18.110] Market and Selection Risk
      • [18.111] Reliance on the Manager
      • [18.112] Reliance on Service Providers
      • [18.113] Information Technology Systems
      • [18.114] Misconduct of Employees and of Service Providers
      • [18.115] Portfolio Turnover Risk
      • [18.116] Property valuation is inherently subjective and uncertain
      • [18.117] Real estate investments are relatively illiquid
      • [18.118] The value of any property portfolio may fluctuate as a result of
      • [18.119] Construction risk
      • [18.120] Natural Disasters and Accidents
      • [18.121] Decline in land prices
      • [18.122] Social environment risk
      • [18.123] Political environment risk
      • [18.124] Land Policy risk
      • [18.125] Urban Planning Risk
      • [18.126] Investment Through Nominees
      • [18.127] Maximum Redemption Amount
    • [19] CONFLICTS OF INTEREST
      • [19.01] General
      • [19.02] Disclosure of Conflicts
      • [19.03] Acknowledgment of Potential Conflicts
    • [20] TREATMENT OF INVESTORS
      • [20.01] Fair Treatment of Investors
      • [20.02] Dealings of Related Parties
      • [20.03] Preferential Treatment
      • [20.04] Information to Investors
    • [21] TAX CONSIDERATIONS
      • [21.01] General
      • [21.02] Tax Efficient Structuring
      • [21.03] Corporate Tax
      • [21.04] Definition of ''securities''
      • [21.05] Profit from the disposal of securities
      • [21.06] Dividend Income
      • [21.07] Interest income
      • [21.08] Stamp Duty
      • [21.09] Losses
      • [21.10] Deemed dividend distribution rules
      • [21.11] Withholding Taxes for payments abroad
      • [21.12] Liquidation
      • [21.13] Exit through liquidation
      • [21.14] Taxation of Investors
      • [21.15] Sale or redemption of Investor Units
    • [22] LAW AND JURISDICTION
      • [22.01] Governing Law and Jurisdiction
      • [22.02] Recognition of Judgements
      • [22.03] Contractual Relation
      • [22.04] Dispute Resolution
    • SUPPLEMENTS
      • [01] SUPPLEMENT
      • [02] SUPPLEMENT
      • [03] SUPPLEMENT
      • [04] SUPPLEMENT
      • [05] SUPPLEMENT
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  • INVESTMENT PROCESS
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CYGNATOR FUND
  • CYGNATOR
  • DIRECTIVE 2011/61/EU
    • ENACTING TERMS
      • Paragraphs 01 - 04
      • Paragraphs 05 - 11
      • Paragraphs 12 - 19
      • Paragraphs 20 - 27
      • Paragraphs 28 - 35
      • Paragraphs 36 - 45
      • Paragraphs 46 - 52
      • Paragraphs 53 - 58
      • Paragraphs 59 - 64
      • Paragraphs 65 - 71
      • Paragraphs 72 - 79
      • Paragraphs 80 - 84
      • Paragraphs 85 - 91
      • Paragraphs 92 - 95
    • CHAPTER 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS
      • Article 1 - Subject matter
      • Article 2 - Scope
      • Article 3 - Exceptions
      • Article 4 - Definitions
      • Article 5 - Determination of the AIFM
    • CHAPTER 2 - AUTHORISATION OF AIFMs
      • Article 6 - Conditions for taking up activities as AIFM
      • Article 7 - Application for authorisation
      • Article 8 - Conditions for granting authorisation
      • Article 9 - Initial capital and own funds
      • Article 10 - Changes in the scope of the authorisation
      • Article 11 - Withdrawal of the authorisation
    • CHAPTER 3 - OPERATING CONDITIONS FOR AIFMs
      • Section 1- General requirements
        • Article 12 - General principles
        • Article 13 - Remuneration
        • Article 14 - Conflicts of interest
        • Article 15 - Risk Management
        • Article 16 - Liquidity management
        • Article 17 - Investment in securitisation positions
      • Section 2 - Organisational requirements
        • Article 18 - General principles
        • Article 19 - Valuation
      • Section 3 - Delegation of AIFM functions
        • Article 20 - Delegation
      • Section 4 - Depositary
        • Article 21 - Depositary
    • CHAPTER 4 - TRANSPARENCY REQUIREMENTS
      • Article 22 - Annual Report
      • Article 23 - Disclosure to investors
      • Article 24 - Reporting obligations to competent authorities
    • CHAPTER 5 - AIFMs MANAGING SPECIFIC TYPES OF AIF
      • SECTION 1- AIFMs managing leveraged AIFs
        • Article 25 - Use of information by competent authorities, supervisory coop.
      • SECTION 2 - Obligations for AIFMs managing AIFs which acquire control
        • Article 26 - Scope
        • Article 27 - Notification of the acquisition of major holdings and control
        • Article 28 - Disclosure in case of acquisition of control
        • Article 29 - Specific provisions regarding the annual report of AIFs exerc
        • Article 30 - Asset stripping
    • CHAPTER 6 - RIGHTS OF EU AIFMs TO MARKET AND MANAGE EU AIFs IN THE UNION
      • Article 31 - Marketing of units or shares of EU AIFs in the home Member Sta
      • Article 32 - Marketing of units or shares of EU AIFs in Member States other
      • Article 33 - Conditions for managing EU AIFs established in other Member St
    • CHAPTER 7 - SPECIFIC RULES IN RELATION TO THIRD COUNTRIES
      • Article 34 - Conditions for EU AIFMs which manage non-EU AIFs which are non
      • Article 35 - Conditions for the marketing in the Union with a passport of a
      • Article 36 - Conditions for the marketing in Member States without a passpo
      • Article 37 - Authorisation of non-EU AIFMs intending to manage EU AIFs and/
      • Article 38 - Peer review of authorisation and supervision of non-EU AIFMs
      • Article 39 - Conditions for the marketing in the Union with a passport of E
      • Article 40 - Conditions for the marketing in the Union with a passport of n
      • Article 41 - Conditions for managing AIFs established in Member S
      • Article 42 - Conditions for the marketing in Mmeber States without a passpo
    • CHAPTER 8 - MARKETING TO RETAIL INVESTORS
      • Article 43 - Marketing of AIFs by AIFMs to retail investors
    • CHAPTER 9 - COMPETENT AUTHORITIES
      • SECTION 1 - Designation, powers and redress procedures
        • Article 44 - Designation of competent authorities
        • Article 45 - Responsibility of competent authorities in Member States
        • Article 46 - Powers of competent authorities
        • Article 47 - Powers and competences of ESMA
        • Article 48 - Administrative penalties
        • Article 49 - Right of appeal
      • SECTION 2 - Cooperation between different competent authorities
        • Article 50 - Obligation to cooperate
        • Article 51 - Transfer and retention of personal data
        • Article 52 - Disclosure of information to third countries
        • Article 53 - Exchange of information relating to the potential systemic con
        • Article 54 - Cooperation in supervisory activities
        • Article 55 - Dispute settlement
    • CHAPTER 10 - TRANSITIONAL AND FINAL PROVISIONS
      • Article 56 - Exercise of the delegation
      • Article 57 - Revocation of the delegation
      • Article 58 - Objections to delegated acts
      • Article 59 - Implementing measures
      • Article 60 - Disclosure of derogations
      • Article 61 - Transitional provisions
      • Article 62 - Amendments to Directive 2003/41/EC
      • Article 63 - Amendments to Directive 2009/65/EC
      • Article 64 - Amendment to Regulation (EC) No 1060/2009
      • Article 65 - Amendment to Regulation (EU) No 1095/2010
      • Article 66 - Transposition
      • Article 67 - Delegated act on the application of Article 35 and Articles 37
      • Article 68 - Delegated act on the termination of the application of Article
      • Article 69 - Review
      • Article 70 - Entry into force
      • Article 71 - Addressees
    • ANNEX 1
    • ANNEX 2 - REMUNERATION POLICY
    • ANNEX 3 - DOCUMENTATION AND INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED IN CASE OF INTENDED
    • ANNEX 4 - DOCUMENTATION AND INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED IN THE CASE OF INTEN
  • CY AIFM Law of 2013
    • THE ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENT FUND MANAGERS AND RELATED MATTERS LAW OF 2013
    • PART Ι – INTRODUCTORY PROVISIONS
      • Section 1 - Summary title
      • Section 2 - Interpretation.
      • Section 3 - General scope of application of this Law.
      • Section 4 - Specific scope of application of this Law.
      • Section 5 - Definition of AIFM.
    • PART ΙΙ – AUTHORISATION OF AIFMs
      • Section 6 - Conditions for taking up activities as AIFM in the Republic.
      • Section 7 - Application for authorisation.
      • Section 8 - Conditions for granting authorisation.
      • Section 9 - Initial capital and own funds.
      • Section 10 - Changes in the scope of the authorisation.
      • Section 11 - Suspension of the authorisation.
      • Section 12 - Withdrawal of the authorisation.
    • PART ΙΙΙ – OPERATING CONDITIONS FOR AIFMs
      • CHAPTER 1 - General Requirements
        • Section 13 - General Principles.
        • Section 14 - Remuneration.
        • Section 15 - Conflicts of interest.
        • Section 16 - Risk management.
        • Section 17 - Liquidity management.
      • CHAPTER 2 - Organisational Requirements
        • Section 18 - Procedures, arrangements and mechanisms applied by AIFMs.
        • Section 19 - Valuation.
      • CHAPTER 3 - Delegation of AIFM functions
        • Section 20 - Delegation of AIFM functions.
        • Section 21 - Sub - delegation of AIFM functions.
        • Section 22 - AIFM’s liability in case of delegation of functions or any fur
      • CHAPTER 4 - AIF Depositary
        • Section 23 - Appointment of AIF depositary.
        • Section 24 - Duties of AIF depositary.
        • Section 25 - Obligations of the AIFM and the Depositary when performing
        • Section 26 - Delegation of duties by the AIF Depositary to third party.
        • Section 27 - Depositary liability.
        • Section 28 - Information obtained by the Depositary.
    • PART IV – TRANSPARENCY REQUIREMENTS
      • Section 29 - Annual Report.
      • Section 30 - Disclosure to investors.
      • Section 31 - Reporting obligations to the Commission.
    • PART V – AIFMs MANAGING SPECIFIC TYPES OF AIF
      • CHAPTER 1 - AIFMs managing leveraged AIFs
        • Section 32 - Use of information by the Commission, supervisory cooperation
      • CHAPTER 2 - Obligations of AIFMs managing AIFs which acquire control of non
        • Section 33 - Scope of application of this Chapter.
        • Section 34 - Notification of acquisition of major holdings and control of
        • Section 35 - Disclosure in case of acquisition of control.
        • Section 36 - Specific provisions regarding the annual report of AIFs
        • Section 37 - Asset stripping
    • PART VI – RIGHTS OF AIFMs TO MANAGE AND MARKET EU AIFs IN THE UNION
      • Section 38 - Marketing of units of EU AIFs in the Republic by an AIFM of
      • Section 39 - Marketing of units of EU AIFs in a Member State other than
      • Section 40 - Marketing of units of EU AIFs in the Republic managed by an
      • Section 41 - Conditions for managing EU AIFs established in a Member State
      • Section 42 - Conditions for managing AIFs established in the Republic by an
    • PART VII – SPECIFIC RULES IN RELATION TO THIRD COUNTRIES
      • Section 43 - Conditions for AIFMs of the Republic which manage non-EU AIFs,
      • Section 44 - Conditions for the marketing in the Republic, with a passport,
      • Section 45 - Conditions for the marketing in the Republic, with a passport,
      • Section 46 - Complementary provisions to sections 44 and 45.
      • Section 47 - Conditions for the marketing in the Republic, without a pass
      • Section 48 - Conditions for the marketing in the Republic, without a pass
      • Section 49 - Authorisation and specific obligations for non-EU AIFMs intend
      • Section 50 - Determining the Republic as Member State of reference of a non
      • Section 51 - Authorisation of a non-EU AIFM from the Commission when the Re
      • Section 52 - Additional conditions for authorisation of a non-EU AIFM by th
      • Section 53 - Notification to ESMA for any exemptions granted from complianc
      • Section 54 - Notification to ESMA for the authorisations granted and for
      • Section 55 - Change in the business strategy of a non-EU AIFM which affects
      • Section 56 - Applicable Law in case of disputes arising regarding the appli
      • Section 57 - Issue of directives.
      • Section 58 - Rejection of request to exchange of information.
      • Section 59 - Conditions for the marketing in the Republic, with a passport,
      • Section 60 - Conditions for the marketing in a Member State other than the
      • Section 61 - Conditions for the marketing in the Republic, with a passport,
      • Section 62 - Conditions for the marketing in the Republic or in another Me
      • Section 63 - Conditions for the marketing in the Republic, with a passport
      • Section 64 - Conditions for managing AIFs established in a Member State
      • Section 65 - Conditions for managing AIFs established in the Republic by
      • Section 66 - Conditions for the marketing in the Republic of AIFs managed
    • PART VIII - MARKETING OF UNITS OF AIFs TO RETAIL INVESTORS IN THE REPUBLIC
      • Section 67 - Marketing of units of AIFs by AIFMs to retail investors in the
      • Section 68 - Disclosures to European Commission and ESMA regarding
    • PART ΙΧ – SUPERVISION RULES
      • CHAPTER 1 - Designation, powers and redress procedures
        • Section 69 - Designation of competent authority.
        • Section 70 - Responsibilities of the Commission and the competent authoriti
        • Section 71 - Powers of the Commission.
        • Section 72 - Obligations of the Commission to ESMA and to other authorities
        • Section 73 - Fees and annual contributions.
        • Section 74 - Administrative penalties.
        • Section 75 - False statements and withholding of information, criminal pena
        • Section 76 - Justification of the Commission’s decisions.
      • CHAPTER 2 - Cooperation of the Commission with the competent authorities of
        • Section 77 - Obligation of the Commission to cooperate with the competent
        • Section 78 - Transfer and retention of personal data.
        • Section 79 - Disclosure of information to third countries.
        • Section 80 - Exchange of information relating to the potential systemic con
        • Section 81 - Cooperation in supervisory activities.
        • Section 82 - Dispute settlement.
    • PART Χ - TRANSFER OF REGISTERED OFFFICE OF AN AIFM FROM AND TO THE REPUBLIC
      • Section 83 - Transfer of registered office of an AIFM from and to the Repub
    • PART ΧΙ – PROVISIONS REGARDING TAXES AND CONTRIBUTIONS
      • Section 84 - Taxes and contributions.
    • PART ΧΙΙ – FINAL AND TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS
      • Section 85 - Disclosure of derogations from the provisions of the Directive
      • Section 86 - Disclosure of information to ESMA and the European Commission.
      • Section 87 - Derogations and transitional provisions.
      • Section 88 - Entry into force.
  • CY AIF Law of 2018
    • PART I: INTRODUCTORY PROVISIONS
      • [01] Short title.
      • [02] Interpretations.
      • [03] Scope of application of this Law.
    • PART ΙΙ: PROVISIONS REGARDING THE ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENT FUNDS
      • Chapter 1: General characteristics and distinctions of AIFs
        • [04] AIF legal forms and use of the AIF designation.
        • [05] Conversion of AIF.
        • [06] AIF management.
        • [07] Open-ended or closed-ended AIF.
        • [08] Listing of AIF units in a secondary market.
        • [09] Umbrella AIF.
        • [10] Conversion of AIF to umbrella AIF and vice versa.
        • [11] Possibility of conversion of an AIF’s legal form.
      • Chapter 2: Authorisation of an AIF
        • [12] Submission of application for authorisation of an AIF and amendments
        • [13] Granting AIF authorisation.
      • Chapter 3: Common provisions regarding the organisation and operation of
        • [14] Retention of minimum assets.
        • [15] Investment policy.
        • [16] Risk management.
        • [17] Conflicts of interest.
        • [18] Liquidity management.
        • [19] Remuneration policies.
        • [20] Valuation.
        • [21] Management and conduct of business.
        • [22] AIF transactions.
      • Chapter 4: AIF administration
        • [23] Delegation of administration function
      • Chapter 5: AIF external manager
        • [24] Organisation and operations of the external manager.
        • [25] Resignation and replacement of the external manager.
      • Chapter 6: AIF depositary
        • [26] Appointment of AIF Depositary.
        • [27] Depositary tasks and obligations.
        • [28] Delegation of depositary tasks.
        • [29] Specific tasks of the depositary.
        • [30] Depositary liability.
        • [31] Independence between the depositary and the external manager of the AI
        • [32] Resignation of the depositary.
        • [33] Replacement of the depositary.
        • [34] Termination of the appointment of the depositary.
      • Chapter 7: Subscriptions and redemptions of AIF units
        • [35] AIF units.
        • [36] Rules for the marketing of AIF units.
        • [37] Issue of free-of-charge AIF units.
        • [38] Disclosure to investors regarding the net asset value and the subscrip
        • [39] Marketing of AIF units to professional investors in the Republic.
        • [40] Marketing of AIF units to retail and well informed investors in the Re
        • [41] Marketing of AIF units to another member state or third country.
        • [42] Redemption or repurchase of AIF units.
        • [43] Suspension of the redemption or repurchase of AIF units.
        • [44] Prohibition of issuance, redemption and repurchase of AIF units.
      • Chapter 8: Special provisions
        • Part 1 - Common fund
        • [45] General provisions regarding a common fund.
        • [46] Unitholders’ Register of the common fund.
        • [47] Joint unitholders of the common fund.
        • [48] Confirmation of participation into a common fund.
        • [49] Transfer of common fund units.
        • [50] Pledge of common fund units.
        • [51] Common fund rules.
        • [52] Dissolution and liquidation of the common fund.
        • [53] Withdrawal of common fund authorisation.
        • Part 2 - Fixed or variable capital investment companies
        • [54] General provisions regarding an investment company.
        • [55] Application of the provisions of the Company Law and special Company L
        • [56] Investment company set up as internally managed AIF.
        • [57] Operating conditions.
        • [58] Name, designation, capital and shares.
        • [59] Content of instruments of incorporation of an investment company.
        • [60] Amendments to the instruments of incorporation of an investment compan
        • [61] Changes in the persons who effectively direct the business of an inves
        • [62] Reduction of assets or initial capital of an investment company.
        • [63] Dissolution and liquidation of an investment company.
        • [64] Withdrawal of authorisation of an investment company.
        • Part 3 - Limited Partnerships
        • [65] General provisions regarding the limited partnership.
        • [66] Limited partnership set up as internally managed AIF.
        • [67] General partner of an AIF.
        • [68] Limited partners.
        • [69] Partnership agreement.
        • [70] Amendment of the partnership agreement.
        • [71] Unitholders’ register, joint unitholders, and confirmation of particip
        • [72] Transfer of limited partnership units.
        • [73] Pledge of limited partnership units.
        • [74] Dissolution and liquidation of a limited partnership.
        • [75] Withdrawal of authorisation of a limited partnership.
      • Chapter 9: Obligations regarding disclosures to investors
        • [76] Offering document, half-yearly report, annual report, annual financial
        • [77] Half-yearly report of the AIF.
        • [78] Annual report of the AIF.
        • [79] Offering document of the AIF.
        • [80] Right to receive documents.
        • [81] Audit of the annual financial statements and of the annual report of t
        • [82] AIF publication expenses.
        • [83] AIF marketing communications.
      • Chapter 10: Mergers
        • [84] Possibility of mergers between AIFs.
        • [85] Types of mergers.
        • [86] Authorisation for the merger.
        • [87] Decision regarding the merger.
        • [88] Terms of the merger.
        • [89] Verification of the merger by the depositary.
        • [90] Assignment to an independent auditor.
        • [91] Disclosures to and rights of unitholders.
        • [92] Right to redeem, repurchase or convert units.
        • [93] Expenses relating to the merger.
        • [94] Effective date of the merger.
        • [95] Effects of the merger.
        • [96] Tax provisions regarding AIF mergers.
        • [97] Enabling provisions.
    • PART IΙΙ: MARKETING OF UNITS OF AIFs FROM ANOTHER MEMBER STATE OR THIRD COU
      • [98] Marketing of units of AIFs established in another member state or thir
      • [99] Marketing of units of AIFs established in another member state or thir
      • [100] Common provisions regarding AIFs of sections 98 and 99.
    • PART IV: LISTED AIFs
      • [101] Listing of AIF units in a secondary market, for trading.
      • [102] Conditions for the listing of AIF units in a secondary market, for tr
      • [103] Marketing of listed AIF units.
      • [104] Listing of units of AIFs, which are established in another member sta
      • [105] Asset value, price of units and relevant matters.
      • [106] Special rules for AIF units’ pricing.
      • [107] Comparing performance against the benchmarks index.
      • [108] Cooperation between the Securities and Exchange Commission and other
      • [109] Enabling provision.
    • PART V: SUPERVISION AND PENALTIES
      • Chapter 1: Supervision of AIFs
        • [110] Competences of the Securities and Exchange Commission.
        • [111] Powers of the Securities and Exchange Commission.
        • [112] Supplementary provisions.
        • [113] Power to issue directives.
        • [114] Professional secrecy and cooperation with other countries’ competent
        • [115] Obligation to submit publications and information regarding the AIF.
        • [116] Submission of information regarding the AIF.
        • [117] AIFs’ register.
        • [118] Fees and annual contributions.
        • [119] Justification of the decisions.
      • Chapter 2: Criminal Provisions and Administrative Penalties
        • [120] Administrative penalties.
        • [121] Criminal offences.
    • PART VI: TRANSFER OF AN AIF FROM AND TO THE REPUBLIC
      • [122] Transfer of an AIF, established under statute, to and from the Republ
      • [123] Transfer of an AIF, established under the law of contract, to and fro
    • PART VΙI: ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENT FUNDS WITH LIMITED NUMBER OF PERSONS
      • [124] AIFLNP legal forms, use of designation and characteristics.
      • [125] Externally and internally managed AIFLNP.
      • [126] Marketing of AIFLNP units.
      • [127] Marketing of AIFLNP units.
      • [128] Depositary.
      • [129] Minimum level of assets and initial capital.
      • [130] Reduction of assets or capital of an investment company.
      • [131] Management and conduct of business.
      • [132] Dissolution and liquidation of AIFLNP.
      • [133] Withdrawal of AIFLNP authorisation
    • PART VIII: REGISTERED ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENT FUNDS
      • Chapter 1: Establishment of RAIFs
        • [134] Operation of RAIFs.
        • [135] External manager and depositary of a RAIF.
        • [136] Minimum level of assets of a RAIF.
        • [137] RAIF units.
        • [138] Registration in the RAIFs’ register and deletion from it.
      • Chapter 2: RAIF Operation
        • [139] Disclosure requirements.
        • [140] Marketing of RAIF units.
        • [141] Mergers between RAIFs
        • [142] Enabling provisions.
    • PART ΙX: TAX PROVISIONS
      • [143] Tax provisions.
    • PART X: FINAL AND TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS
      • [144] Transitional provisions.
      • [145] Continuation of operation of AIFs and AIFLNPs.
      • [146] Repeal of Laws.
  • OFFERING MEMORANDUM
    • [00] DISCLAIMER
      • DISCLAIMER
      • THE OFFERING MEMORANDUM
      • SUPPLEMENTS
      • RESTRICTIONS ON SOLICITATIONS AND RESALE
      • INVESTOR RESPONSIBILITY
      • STOCK EXCHANGE LISTING
      • RISKS
    • [01] DEFINITIONS
      • [01.01] Definitions
      • [01.02] Law Definitions
      • [01.03] Law Reference
      • [01.04] Currency Conversion
      • [01.05] Construction
    • [02] DIRECTORY
    • [03] FUND STRUCTURE
      • [03.01] Fund Structure
      • [03.02] Share Capital
      • [03.03] Management Shares
      • [03.04] Investor Units
      • [03.05] Investment Compartments
      • [03.06] Change of the Organisational Structure
      • [03.07] Subsidiaries
      • [03.08] Financial Year
      • [03.09] Fund's Life
    • [04] INVESTMENT GUIDELINES
      • [04.01] Investment Objective
      • [04.02] Target Market
      • [04.03] Investment Policy
      • [04.04] Use of Leverage
      • [04.05] Investment Process
      • [04.06] Investment Restrictions
      • [04.07] Associated Risks
      • [04.08] Change of the Investment Policy
    • [05] FEES AND EXPENSES
      • [05.01] General
      • [05.02] Set Up Fees
      • [05.03] Management Fee
      • [05.04] Performance Fee
      • [05.05] Depositary Fee
      • [05.06] Director's Remuneration
      • [05.07] External Audit Fee
      • [05.08] Administration Fee
      • [05.09] Consultancy Fee
      • [05.10] Facilitation Fee
      • [05.11] Investment Advisory Fees
      • [05.12] Regulatory Fees
      • [05.13] Advertising Costs
      • [05.14] Service Provider Fees
      • [05.15] Other Expenses
    • [06] BOARD OF DIRECTORS
      • [06.01] General
      • [06.02] Members of the Board
      • [06.03] Director's Disclosure
      • [06.04] Changes in the Board
    • [07] MANAGER
      • [07.01] Appointment of Manager
      • [07.02] Identity of the Manager
      • [07.03] Responsibilities of the Manager
      • [07.04] Portfolio Management
      • [07.05] Collective Management of Assets
      • [07.06] Investment Committee and Advisors
      • [07.07] Risk Management
      • [07.08] Liquidity Risk Management
      • [07.09] Operations Management
      • [07.10] Structure Determination
      • [07.11] Delegation of Management Functions
      • [07.12] Professional Liability
    • [08] DEPOSITARY
      • [08.01] Depositary General
      • [08.02] Identity of the Depositary
      • [08.03] Responsibilities of the Depositary
      • [08.04] Cash Flow Monitoring
      • [08.05] Safekeeping of Assets
      • [08.06] Oversight
      • [08.07] Depositary Indemnity
      • [08.08] Paying Agent
      • [08.09] Prime Broker
    • [09] EXTERNAL AUDITOR
      • [09.01] General
      • [09.02] Reporting Obligations
      • [09.03] Responsibilities
    • [10] ADMINISTRATOR
      • [10.01] Delegation to Administrator
      • [10.02] Identity of the Administrator
      • [10.03] Responsibilities of the Administration
      • [10.04] Limitation of Liability
    • [11] THE ISSUE
      • [11.01] Issue
      • [11.02] The Subscription
      • [11.03] Eligible Investors
    • [12] SUBSCRIPTION PROCEDURE
      • [12.01] Initial Offering of Investor Units
      • [12.02] Further Subscriptions of Investor Units
      • [12.03] Minimum Subscription Amount and Additional
      • [12.04] Subscription Fee
      • [12.05] Subscription Application
      • [12.06] Contribution-in-kind
      • [12.07] Application Procedure
      • [12.08] Payment Procedure
      • [12.09] Notification of Transaction
      • [12.10] Rejection of Subscriptions
      • [12.11] Subscription Through Nominees
      • [12.12] Allocation
      • [12.13] Money Laundering Prevention
    • [13] NET ASSET VALUE
      • [13.01] General Principles
      • [13.02] Valuation Specifics
      • [13.03] Adjustment Of The Net Asset Value (Single Swing Pricing)
      • [13.04] Valuation Dates
      • [13.05] Valuation Procedures
      • [13.06] Temporary suspension Of NAV calculation
    • [14] DISTRIBUTION POLICY
      • [14.01] Policy and Procedure
      • [14.02] Currency Exchange Distribution
    • [15] CONVERSION OF UNITS
      • [15.01] Conversion Procedure
      • [15.02] Application Procedure
      • [15.03] Limitation on Conversions
      • [15.04] Notification Of Transaction
    • [16] REDEMPTIONS
      • [16.01] General
      • [16.02] Redemption Request
      • [16.03] Irrevocability of Redemption
      • [16.04] Redemption Dates
      • [16.05] Redemption Price and proceeds
      • [16.06] Notification of Transaction
      • [16.07] Redemption Fee
      • [16.08] Settlement
      • [16.09] Limitation on Redemption
      • [16.10] Market Timing
      • [16.11] Compulsory Redemptions
      • [16.12] Money Laundering
    • [17] MARKETING AND ADVERTISING
      • [17.01] Introduction
      • [17.02] Marketing material and advertisements
      • [17.03] Information to Potential Investors
      • [17.04] Provision of KIID
      • [17.05] Assessment of suitability
    • [18] RISK FACTORS AND INVESTMENT CONSIDERATIONS
      • [18.01] General
      • [18.02] Risk Factors Consideration
      • [18.03] Business Risk
      • [18.04] Historical Performance
      • [18.05] Concentration of Investments Risk
      • [18.06] Declining Performance and Growing Size Risk
      • [18.07] Effect of Substantial Redemptions and Reduced Size Risk
      • [18.08] Reliance on the Manager and Dependence on Key Personnel
      • [18.09] Fee Incentive Risk
      • [18.10] Accounting Treatment Risk
      • [18.11] Model Risk
      • [18.12] No Operating History
      • [18.13] Non-Diversified Status
      • [18.14] Trading Execution Risk
      • [18.15] Factors impacting the value of the Investment Compartments' Assets
      • [18.16] Equity Securities Risk
      • [18.17] Smaller Capitalization Risk
      • [18.18] Securities of Smaller and Emerging Growth Companies
      • [18.19] Co-Investment Risk
      • [18.20] Private Company Competition Risk
      • [18.21] New Issued Risk
      • [18.22] Growth Stock Risk
      • [18.23] Value Stock Risk
      • [18.24] Risks Associated with Options on Securities Generally
      • [18.25] Risks of Writing Options
      • [18.26] Exchange-Listed Options Risks
      • [18.27] Over-the-Counter Option Risk
      • [18.28] Index Option Risk
      • [18.29] Limitation on Option Writing Risk
      • [18.30] Tax Risk
      • [18.31] Preferred Securities Risk
      • [18.32] Convertible Securities Risk
      • [18.33] Synthetic Convertible Securities Risk
      • [18.34] Warrants Risk
      • [18.35] REITs Risk
      • [18.36] Master Limited Partnerships Risk
      • [18.37] Restricted and Illiquid Securities Risk
      • [18.38] Investment Companies Risk
      • [18.39] Fixed Income Securities Risks
      • [18.40] Market Volatility
      • [18.41] Liquidity and Market Characteristics
      • [18.42] Underlying Funds
      • [18.43] Volatility Trading and Stagnant Markets
      • [18.44] Relative Value Strategies
      • [18.45] Event Driven Strategy
      • [18.46] Commodity and Energy Trading
      • [18.47] Distressed Strategies
      • [18.48] Below Investment Grade Debt Securities
      • [18.49] Conflicts Relating to Equity and Debt Ownership by the Investment C
      • [18.50] Trading in Securities of Emerging Market Issuers
      • [18.51] Regulated Markets in Emerging Market Countries
      • [18.52] Access to Non-Public Information
      • [18.53] Hedging
      • [18.54] Forward Foreign Exchange Contracts
      • [18.55] Risks of Stock Index Options
      • [18.56] Equity Funds Risk
      • [18.57] Directional Trading
      • [18.58] Prepayment Risk
      • [18.59] Reinvestment Risk
      • [18.60] Duration and Maturity Risk
      • [18.61] Corporate Bonds Risk
      • [18.62] Below Investment Grade Securities Risk
      • [18.63] Distressed and Defaulted Securities Risk
      • [18.64] Yield and Ratings Risk
      • [18.65] Unrated Securities Risk
      • [18.66] Emerging Markets Risk
      • [18.67] Foreign Currency Risk
      • [18.68] LIBOR Risk
      • [18.69] Leverage Risk
      • [18.70] Risk of Use of Leverage
      • [18.71] Risks Associated with the Use of or Trading in Derivatives
      • [18.72] Control and Monitoring of the Use of Derivative Products
      • [18.73] Debt Securities
      • [18.74] Market Liquidity and Leverage
      • [18.75] Credit Default Swaps
      • [18.76] Liquidity Risk
      • [18.77] Counterparty Risk
      • [18.78] Absence of Regulation in OTC Transactions
      • [18.79] Additional Risks Associated with an Underlying of OTC Derivatives L
      • [18.80] Futures and Options
      • [18.81] Securities of Companies principally engaged in the Real Estate Indu
      • [18.82] Commodities and Energies
      • [18.83] Indexes
      • [18.84] Derivatives
      • [18.85] Repurchase Agreements Risk
      • [18.86] Reverse Repurchase Agreements Risk
      • [18.87] Dollar Roll Transactions Risk
      • [18.88] When-Issued, Forward Commitment and Delayed Delivery Transactions
      • [18.89] Event Risk
      • [18.90] Defensive Investing Risk
      • [18.91] Structured Investments Risks
      • [18.92] Structured Notes Risk
      • [18.93] Equity-Linked Notes Risk
      • [18.94] Credit-Linked Notes Risk
      • [18.95] Event-Linked Securities Risk
      • [18.96] Strategic Transactions and Derivatives Risk
      • [18.97] Counterparty Risk
      • [18.98] Swaps Risk
      • [18.99] Securities Lending Risk
      • [18.100] Short Sales Risk
      • [18.101] Inflation Risk
      • [18.102] Deflation Risk
      • [18.103] EMU and Redenomination Risk
      • [18.104] Market Disruption and Geopolitical Risk
      • [18.105] Regulation and Government Intervention Risk
      • [18.106] Legal, Tax and Regulatory Risks
      • [18.107] Legislation Risk
      • [18.108] Decision-Making Authority Risk
      • [18.109] Management Risk
      • [18.110] Market and Selection Risk
      • [18.111] Reliance on the Manager
      • [18.112] Reliance on Service Providers
      • [18.113] Information Technology Systems
      • [18.114] Misconduct of Employees and of Service Providers
      • [18.115] Portfolio Turnover Risk
      • [18.116] Property valuation is inherently subjective and uncertain
      • [18.117] Real estate investments are relatively illiquid
      • [18.118] The value of any property portfolio may fluctuate as a result of
      • [18.119] Construction risk
      • [18.120] Natural Disasters and Accidents
      • [18.121] Decline in land prices
      • [18.122] Social environment risk
      • [18.123] Political environment risk
      • [18.124] Land Policy risk
      • [18.125] Urban Planning Risk
      • [18.126] Investment Through Nominees
      • [18.127] Maximum Redemption Amount
    • [19] CONFLICTS OF INTEREST
      • [19.01] General
      • [19.02] Disclosure of Conflicts
      • [19.03] Acknowledgment of Potential Conflicts
    • [20] TREATMENT OF INVESTORS
      • [20.01] Fair Treatment of Investors
      • [20.02] Dealings of Related Parties
      • [20.03] Preferential Treatment
      • [20.04] Information to Investors
    • [21] TAX CONSIDERATIONS
      • [21.01] General
      • [21.02] Tax Efficient Structuring
      • [21.03] Corporate Tax
      • [21.04] Definition of ''securities''
      • [21.05] Profit from the disposal of securities
      • [21.06] Dividend Income
      • [21.07] Interest income
      • [21.08] Stamp Duty
      • [21.09] Losses
      • [21.10] Deemed dividend distribution rules
      • [21.11] Withholding Taxes for payments abroad
      • [21.12] Liquidation
      • [21.13] Exit through liquidation
      • [21.14] Taxation of Investors
      • [21.15] Sale or redemption of Investor Units
    • [22] LAW AND JURISDICTION
      • [22.01] Governing Law and Jurisdiction
      • [22.02] Recognition of Judgements
      • [22.03] Contractual Relation
      • [22.04] Dispute Resolution
    • SUPPLEMENTS
      • [01] SUPPLEMENT
      • [02] SUPPLEMENT
      • [03] SUPPLEMENT
      • [04] SUPPLEMENT
      • [05] SUPPLEMENT
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  • INVESTMENT PROCESS
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    • CYGNATOR
    • DIRECTIVE 2011/61/EU
      • ENACTING TERMS
        • Paragraphs 01 - 04
        • Paragraphs 05 - 11
        • Paragraphs 12 - 19
        • Paragraphs 20 - 27
        • Paragraphs 28 - 35
        • Paragraphs 36 - 45
        • Paragraphs 46 - 52
        • Paragraphs 53 - 58
        • Paragraphs 59 - 64
        • Paragraphs 65 - 71
        • Paragraphs 72 - 79
        • Paragraphs 80 - 84
        • Paragraphs 85 - 91
        • Paragraphs 92 - 95
      • CHAPTER 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS
        • Article 1 - Subject matter
        • Article 2 - Scope
        • Article 3 - Exceptions
        • Article 4 - Definitions
        • Article 5 - Determination of the AIFM
      • CHAPTER 2 - AUTHORISATION OF AIFMs
        • Article 6 - Conditions for taking up activities as AIFM
        • Article 7 - Application for authorisation
        • Article 8 - Conditions for granting authorisation
        • Article 9 - Initial capital and own funds
        • Article 10 - Changes in the scope of the authorisation
        • Article 11 - Withdrawal of the authorisation
      • CHAPTER 3 - OPERATING CONDITIONS FOR AIFMs
        • Section 1- General requirements
          • Article 12 - General principles
          • Article 13 - Remuneration
          • Article 14 - Conflicts of interest
          • Article 15 - Risk Management
          • Article 16 - Liquidity management
          • Article 17 - Investment in securitisation positions
        • Section 2 - Organisational requirements
          • Article 18 - General principles
          • Article 19 - Valuation
        • Section 3 - Delegation of AIFM functions
          • Article 20 - Delegation
        • Section 4 - Depositary
          • Article 21 - Depositary
      • CHAPTER 4 - TRANSPARENCY REQUIREMENTS
        • Article 22 - Annual Report
        • Article 23 - Disclosure to investors
        • Article 24 - Reporting obligations to competent authorities
      • CHAPTER 5 - AIFMs MANAGING SPECIFIC TYPES OF AIF
        • SECTION 1- AIFMs managing leveraged AIFs
          • Article 25 - Use of information by competent authorities, supervisory coop.
        • SECTION 2 - Obligations for AIFMs managing AIFs which acquire control
          • Article 26 - Scope
          • Article 27 - Notification of the acquisition of major holdings and control
          • Article 28 - Disclosure in case of acquisition of control
          • Article 29 - Specific provisions regarding the annual report of AIFs exerc
          • Article 30 - Asset stripping
      • CHAPTER 6 - RIGHTS OF EU AIFMs TO MARKET AND MANAGE EU AIFs IN THE UNION
        • Article 31 - Marketing of units or shares of EU AIFs in the home Member Sta
        • Article 32 - Marketing of units or shares of EU AIFs in Member States other
        • Article 33 - Conditions for managing EU AIFs established in other Member St
      • CHAPTER 7 - SPECIFIC RULES IN RELATION TO THIRD COUNTRIES
        • Article 34 - Conditions for EU AIFMs which manage non-EU AIFs which are non
        • Article 35 - Conditions for the marketing in the Union with a passport of a
        • Article 36 - Conditions for the marketing in Member States without a passpo
        • Article 37 - Authorisation of non-EU AIFMs intending to manage EU AIFs and/
        • Article 38 - Peer review of authorisation and supervision of non-EU AIFMs
        • Article 39 - Conditions for the marketing in the Union with a passport of E
        • Article 40 - Conditions for the marketing in the Union with a passport of n
        • Article 41 - Conditions for managing AIFs established in Member S
        • Article 42 - Conditions for the marketing in Mmeber States without a passpo
      • CHAPTER 8 - MARKETING TO RETAIL INVESTORS
        • Article 43 - Marketing of AIFs by AIFMs to retail investors
      • CHAPTER 9 - COMPETENT AUTHORITIES
        • SECTION 1 - Designation, powers and redress procedures
          • Article 44 - Designation of competent authorities
          • Article 45 - Responsibility of competent authorities in Member States
          • Article 46 - Powers of competent authorities
          • Article 47 - Powers and competences of ESMA
          • Article 48 - Administrative penalties
          • Article 49 - Right of appeal
        • SECTION 2 - Cooperation between different competent authorities
          • Article 50 - Obligation to cooperate
          • Article 51 - Transfer and retention of personal data
          • Article 52 - Disclosure of information to third countries
          • Article 53 - Exchange of information relating to the potential systemic con
          • Article 54 - Cooperation in supervisory activities
          • Article 55 - Dispute settlement
      • CHAPTER 10 - TRANSITIONAL AND FINAL PROVISIONS
        • Article 56 - Exercise of the delegation
        • Article 57 - Revocation of the delegation
        • Article 58 - Objections to delegated acts
        • Article 59 - Implementing measures
        • Article 60 - Disclosure of derogations
        • Article 61 - Transitional provisions
        • Article 62 - Amendments to Directive 2003/41/EC
        • Article 63 - Amendments to Directive 2009/65/EC
        • Article 64 - Amendment to Regulation (EC) No 1060/2009
        • Article 65 - Amendment to Regulation (EU) No 1095/2010
        • Article 66 - Transposition
        • Article 67 - Delegated act on the application of Article 35 and Articles 37
        • Article 68 - Delegated act on the termination of the application of Article
        • Article 69 - Review
        • Article 70 - Entry into force
        • Article 71 - Addressees
      • ANNEX 1
      • ANNEX 2 - REMUNERATION POLICY
      • ANNEX 3 - DOCUMENTATION AND INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED IN CASE OF INTENDED
      • ANNEX 4 - DOCUMENTATION AND INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED IN THE CASE OF INTEN
    • CY AIFM Law of 2013
      • THE ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENT FUND MANAGERS AND RELATED MATTERS LAW OF 2013
      • PART Ι – INTRODUCTORY PROVISIONS
        • Section 1 - Summary title
        • Section 2 - Interpretation.
        • Section 3 - General scope of application of this Law.
        • Section 4 - Specific scope of application of this Law.
        • Section 5 - Definition of AIFM.
      • PART ΙΙ – AUTHORISATION OF AIFMs
        • Section 6 - Conditions for taking up activities as AIFM in the Republic.
        • Section 7 - Application for authorisation.
        • Section 8 - Conditions for granting authorisation.
        • Section 9 - Initial capital and own funds.
        • Section 10 - Changes in the scope of the authorisation.
        • Section 11 - Suspension of the authorisation.
        • Section 12 - Withdrawal of the authorisation.
      • PART ΙΙΙ – OPERATING CONDITIONS FOR AIFMs
        • CHAPTER 1 - General Requirements
          • Section 13 - General Principles.
          • Section 14 - Remuneration.
          • Section 15 - Conflicts of interest.
          • Section 16 - Risk management.
          • Section 17 - Liquidity management.
        • CHAPTER 2 - Organisational Requirements
          • Section 18 - Procedures, arrangements and mechanisms applied by AIFMs.
          • Section 19 - Valuation.
        • CHAPTER 3 - Delegation of AIFM functions
          • Section 20 - Delegation of AIFM functions.
          • Section 21 - Sub - delegation of AIFM functions.
          • Section 22 - AIFM’s liability in case of delegation of functions or any fur
        • CHAPTER 4 - AIF Depositary
          • Section 23 - Appointment of AIF depositary.
          • Section 24 - Duties of AIF depositary.
          • Section 25 - Obligations of the AIFM and the Depositary when performing
          • Section 26 - Delegation of duties by the AIF Depositary to third party.
          • Section 27 - Depositary liability.
          • Section 28 - Information obtained by the Depositary.
      • PART IV – TRANSPARENCY REQUIREMENTS
        • Section 29 - Annual Report.
        • Section 30 - Disclosure to investors.
        • Section 31 - Reporting obligations to the Commission.
      • PART V – AIFMs MANAGING SPECIFIC TYPES OF AIF
        • CHAPTER 1 - AIFMs managing leveraged AIFs
          • Section 32 - Use of information by the Commission, supervisory cooperation
        • CHAPTER 2 - Obligations of AIFMs managing AIFs which acquire control of non
          • Section 33 - Scope of application of this Chapter.
          • Section 34 - Notification of acquisition of major holdings and control of
          • Section 35 - Disclosure in case of acquisition of control.
          • Section 36 - Specific provisions regarding the annual report of AIFs
          • Section 37 - Asset stripping
      • PART VI – RIGHTS OF AIFMs TO MANAGE AND MARKET EU AIFs IN THE UNION
        • Section 38 - Marketing of units of EU AIFs in the Republic by an AIFM of
        • Section 39 - Marketing of units of EU AIFs in a Member State other than
        • Section 40 - Marketing of units of EU AIFs in the Republic managed by an
        • Section 41 - Conditions for managing EU AIFs established in a Member State
        • Section 42 - Conditions for managing AIFs established in the Republic by an
      • PART VII – SPECIFIC RULES IN RELATION TO THIRD COUNTRIES
        • Section 43 - Conditions for AIFMs of the Republic which manage non-EU AIFs,
        • Section 44 - Conditions for the marketing in the Republic, with a passport,
        • Section 45 - Conditions for the marketing in the Republic, with a passport,
        • Section 46 - Complementary provisions to sections 44 and 45.
        • Section 47 - Conditions for the marketing in the Republic, without a pass
        • Section 48 - Conditions for the marketing in the Republic, without a pass
        • Section 49 - Authorisation and specific obligations for non-EU AIFMs intend
        • Section 50 - Determining the Republic as Member State of reference of a non
        • Section 51 - Authorisation of a non-EU AIFM from the Commission when the Re
        • Section 52 - Additional conditions for authorisation of a non-EU AIFM by th
        • Section 53 - Notification to ESMA for any exemptions granted from complianc
        • Section 54 - Notification to ESMA for the authorisations granted and for
        • Section 55 - Change in the business strategy of a non-EU AIFM which affects
        • Section 56 - Applicable Law in case of disputes arising regarding the appli
        • Section 57 - Issue of directives.
        • Section 58 - Rejection of request to exchange of information.
        • Section 59 - Conditions for the marketing in the Republic, with a passport,
        • Section 60 - Conditions for the marketing in a Member State other than the
        • Section 61 - Conditions for the marketing in the Republic, with a passport,
        • Section 62 - Conditions for the marketing in the Republic or in another Me
        • Section 63 - Conditions for the marketing in the Republic, with a passport
        • Section 64 - Conditions for managing AIFs established in a Member State
        • Section 65 - Conditions for managing AIFs established in the Republic by
        • Section 66 - Conditions for the marketing in the Republic of AIFs managed
      • PART VIII - MARKETING OF UNITS OF AIFs TO RETAIL INVESTORS IN THE REPUBLIC
        • Section 67 - Marketing of units of AIFs by AIFMs to retail investors in the
        • Section 68 - Disclosures to European Commission and ESMA regarding
      • PART ΙΧ – SUPERVISION RULES
        • CHAPTER 1 - Designation, powers and redress procedures
          • Section 69 - Designation of competent authority.
          • Section 70 - Responsibilities of the Commission and the competent authoriti
          • Section 71 - Powers of the Commission.
          • Section 72 - Obligations of the Commission to ESMA and to other authorities
          • Section 73 - Fees and annual contributions.
          • Section 74 - Administrative penalties.
          • Section 75 - False statements and withholding of information, criminal pena
          • Section 76 - Justification of the Commission’s decisions.
        • CHAPTER 2 - Cooperation of the Commission with the competent authorities of
          • Section 77 - Obligation of the Commission to cooperate with the competent
          • Section 78 - Transfer and retention of personal data.
          • Section 79 - Disclosure of information to third countries.
          • Section 80 - Exchange of information relating to the potential systemic con
          • Section 81 - Cooperation in supervisory activities.
          • Section 82 - Dispute settlement.
      • PART Χ - TRANSFER OF REGISTERED OFFFICE OF AN AIFM FROM AND TO THE REPUBLIC
        • Section 83 - Transfer of registered office of an AIFM from and to the Repub
      • PART ΧΙ – PROVISIONS REGARDING TAXES AND CONTRIBUTIONS
        • Section 84 - Taxes and contributions.
      • PART ΧΙΙ – FINAL AND TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS
        • Section 85 - Disclosure of derogations from the provisions of the Directive
        • Section 86 - Disclosure of information to ESMA and the European Commission.
        • Section 87 - Derogations and transitional provisions.
        • Section 88 - Entry into force.
    • CY AIF Law of 2018
      • PART I: INTRODUCTORY PROVISIONS
        • [01] Short title.
        • [02] Interpretations.
        • [03] Scope of application of this Law.
      • PART ΙΙ: PROVISIONS REGARDING THE ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENT FUNDS
        • Chapter 1: General characteristics and distinctions of AIFs
          • [04] AIF legal forms and use of the AIF designation.
          • [05] Conversion of AIF.
          • [06] AIF management.
          • [07] Open-ended or closed-ended AIF.
          • [08] Listing of AIF units in a secondary market.
          • [09] Umbrella AIF.
          • [10] Conversion of AIF to umbrella AIF and vice versa.
          • [11] Possibility of conversion of an AIF’s legal form.
        • Chapter 2: Authorisation of an AIF
          • [12] Submission of application for authorisation of an AIF and amendments
          • [13] Granting AIF authorisation.
        • Chapter 3: Common provisions regarding the organisation and operation of
          • [14] Retention of minimum assets.
          • [15] Investment policy.
          • [16] Risk management.
          • [17] Conflicts of interest.
          • [18] Liquidity management.
          • [19] Remuneration policies.
          • [20] Valuation.
          • [21] Management and conduct of business.
          • [22] AIF transactions.
        • Chapter 4: AIF administration
          • [23] Delegation of administration function
        • Chapter 5: AIF external manager
          • [24] Organisation and operations of the external manager.
          • [25] Resignation and replacement of the external manager.
        • Chapter 6: AIF depositary
          • [26] Appointment of AIF Depositary.
          • [27] Depositary tasks and obligations.
          • [28] Delegation of depositary tasks.
          • [29] Specific tasks of the depositary.
          • [30] Depositary liability.
          • [31] Independence between the depositary and the external manager of the AI
          • [32] Resignation of the depositary.
          • [33] Replacement of the depositary.
          • [34] Termination of the appointment of the depositary.
        • Chapter 7: Subscriptions and redemptions of AIF units
          • [35] AIF units.
          • [36] Rules for the marketing of AIF units.
          • [37] Issue of free-of-charge AIF units.
          • [38] Disclosure to investors regarding the net asset value and the subscrip
          • [39] Marketing of AIF units to professional investors in the Republic.
          • [40] Marketing of AIF units to retail and well informed investors in the Re
          • [41] Marketing of AIF units to another member state or third country.
          • [42] Redemption or repurchase of AIF units.
          • [43] Suspension of the redemption or repurchase of AIF units.
          • [44] Prohibition of issuance, redemption and repurchase of AIF units.
        • Chapter 8: Special provisions
          • Part 1 - Common fund
          • [45] General provisions regarding a common fund.
          • [46] Unitholders’ Register of the common fund.
          • [47] Joint unitholders of the common fund.
          • [48] Confirmation of participation into a common fund.
          • [49] Transfer of common fund units.
          • [50] Pledge of common fund units.
          • [51] Common fund rules.
          • [52] Dissolution and liquidation of the common fund.
          • [53] Withdrawal of common fund authorisation.
          • Part 2 - Fixed or variable capital investment companies
          • [54] General provisions regarding an investment company.
          • [55] Application of the provisions of the Company Law and special Company L
          • [56] Investment company set up as internally managed AIF.
          • [57] Operating conditions.
          • [58] Name, designation, capital and shares.
          • [59] Content of instruments of incorporation of an investment company.
          • [60] Amendments to the instruments of incorporation of an investment compan
          • [61] Changes in the persons who effectively direct the business of an inves
          • [62] Reduction of assets or initial capital of an investment company.
          • [63] Dissolution and liquidation of an investment company.
          • [64] Withdrawal of authorisation of an investment company.
          • Part 3 - Limited Partnerships
          • [65] General provisions regarding the limited partnership.
          • [66] Limited partnership set up as internally managed AIF.
          • [67] General partner of an AIF.
          • [68] Limited partners.
          • [69] Partnership agreement.
          • [70] Amendment of the partnership agreement.
          • [71] Unitholders’ register, joint unitholders, and confirmation of particip
          • [72] Transfer of limited partnership units.
          • [73] Pledge of limited partnership units.
          • [74] Dissolution and liquidation of a limited partnership.
          • [75] Withdrawal of authorisation of a limited partnership.
        • Chapter 9: Obligations regarding disclosures to investors
          • [76] Offering document, half-yearly report, annual report, annual financial
          • [77] Half-yearly report of the AIF.
          • [78] Annual report of the AIF.
          • [79] Offering document of the AIF.
          • [80] Right to receive documents.
          • [81] Audit of the annual financial statements and of the annual report of t
          • [82] AIF publication expenses.
          • [83] AIF marketing communications.
        • Chapter 10: Mergers
          • [84] Possibility of mergers between AIFs.
          • [85] Types of mergers.
          • [86] Authorisation for the merger.
          • [87] Decision regarding the merger.
          • [88] Terms of the merger.
          • [89] Verification of the merger by the depositary.
          • [90] Assignment to an independent auditor.
          • [91] Disclosures to and rights of unitholders.
          • [92] Right to redeem, repurchase or convert units.
          • [93] Expenses relating to the merger.
          • [94] Effective date of the merger.
          • [95] Effects of the merger.
          • [96] Tax provisions regarding AIF mergers.
          • [97] Enabling provisions.
      • PART IΙΙ: MARKETING OF UNITS OF AIFs FROM ANOTHER MEMBER STATE OR THIRD COU
        • [98] Marketing of units of AIFs established in another member state or thir
        • [99] Marketing of units of AIFs established in another member state or thir
        • [100] Common provisions regarding AIFs of sections 98 and 99.
      • PART IV: LISTED AIFs
        • [101] Listing of AIF units in a secondary market, for trading.
        • [102] Conditions for the listing of AIF units in a secondary market, for tr
        • [103] Marketing of listed AIF units.
        • [104] Listing of units of AIFs, which are established in another member sta
        • [105] Asset value, price of units and relevant matters.
        • [106] Special rules for AIF units’ pricing.
        • [107] Comparing performance against the benchmarks index.
        • [108] Cooperation between the Securities and Exchange Commission and other
        • [109] Enabling provision.
      • PART V: SUPERVISION AND PENALTIES
        • Chapter 1: Supervision of AIFs
          • [110] Competences of the Securities and Exchange Commission.
          • [111] Powers of the Securities and Exchange Commission.
          • [112] Supplementary provisions.
          • [113] Power to issue directives.
          • [114] Professional secrecy and cooperation with other countries’ competent
          • [115] Obligation to submit publications and information regarding the AIF.
          • [116] Submission of information regarding the AIF.
          • [117] AIFs’ register.
          • [118] Fees and annual contributions.
          • [119] Justification of the decisions.
        • Chapter 2: Criminal Provisions and Administrative Penalties
          • [120] Administrative penalties.
          • [121] Criminal offences.
      • PART VI: TRANSFER OF AN AIF FROM AND TO THE REPUBLIC
        • [122] Transfer of an AIF, established under statute, to and from the Republ
        • [123] Transfer of an AIF, established under the law of contract, to and fro
      • PART VΙI: ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENT FUNDS WITH LIMITED NUMBER OF PERSONS
        • [124] AIFLNP legal forms, use of designation and characteristics.
        • [125] Externally and internally managed AIFLNP.
        • [126] Marketing of AIFLNP units.
        • [127] Marketing of AIFLNP units.
        • [128] Depositary.
        • [129] Minimum level of assets and initial capital.
        • [130] Reduction of assets or capital of an investment company.
        • [131] Management and conduct of business.
        • [132] Dissolution and liquidation of AIFLNP.
        • [133] Withdrawal of AIFLNP authorisation
      • PART VIII: REGISTERED ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENT FUNDS
        • Chapter 1: Establishment of RAIFs
          • [134] Operation of RAIFs.
          • [135] External manager and depositary of a RAIF.
          • [136] Minimum level of assets of a RAIF.
          • [137] RAIF units.
          • [138] Registration in the RAIFs’ register and deletion from it.
        • Chapter 2: RAIF Operation
          • [139] Disclosure requirements.
          • [140] Marketing of RAIF units.
          • [141] Mergers between RAIFs
          • [142] Enabling provisions.
      • PART ΙX: TAX PROVISIONS
        • [143] Tax provisions.
      • PART X: FINAL AND TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS
        • [144] Transitional provisions.
        • [145] Continuation of operation of AIFs and AIFLNPs.
        • [146] Repeal of Laws.
    • OFFERING MEMORANDUM
      • [00] DISCLAIMER
        • DISCLAIMER
        • THE OFFERING MEMORANDUM
        • SUPPLEMENTS
        • RESTRICTIONS ON SOLICITATIONS AND RESALE
        • INVESTOR RESPONSIBILITY
        • STOCK EXCHANGE LISTING
        • RISKS
      • [01] DEFINITIONS
        • [01.01] Definitions
        • [01.02] Law Definitions
        • [01.03] Law Reference
        • [01.04] Currency Conversion
        • [01.05] Construction
      • [02] DIRECTORY
      • [03] FUND STRUCTURE
        • [03.01] Fund Structure
        • [03.02] Share Capital
        • [03.03] Management Shares
        • [03.04] Investor Units
        • [03.05] Investment Compartments
        • [03.06] Change of the Organisational Structure
        • [03.07] Subsidiaries
        • [03.08] Financial Year
        • [03.09] Fund's Life
      • [04] INVESTMENT GUIDELINES
        • [04.01] Investment Objective
        • [04.02] Target Market
        • [04.03] Investment Policy
        • [04.04] Use of Leverage
        • [04.05] Investment Process
        • [04.06] Investment Restrictions
        • [04.07] Associated Risks
        • [04.08] Change of the Investment Policy
      • [05] FEES AND EXPENSES
        • [05.01] General
        • [05.02] Set Up Fees
        • [05.03] Management Fee
        • [05.04] Performance Fee
        • [05.05] Depositary Fee
        • [05.06] Director's Remuneration
        • [05.07] External Audit Fee
        • [05.08] Administration Fee
        • [05.09] Consultancy Fee
        • [05.10] Facilitation Fee
        • [05.11] Investment Advisory Fees
        • [05.12] Regulatory Fees
        • [05.13] Advertising Costs
        • [05.14] Service Provider Fees
        • [05.15] Other Expenses
      • [06] BOARD OF DIRECTORS
        • [06.01] General
        • [06.02] Members of the Board
        • [06.03] Director's Disclosure
        • [06.04] Changes in the Board
      • [07] MANAGER
        • [07.01] Appointment of Manager
        • [07.02] Identity of the Manager
        • [07.03] Responsibilities of the Manager
        • [07.04] Portfolio Management
        • [07.05] Collective Management of Assets
        • [07.06] Investment Committee and Advisors
        • [07.07] Risk Management
        • [07.08] Liquidity Risk Management
        • [07.09] Operations Management
        • [07.10] Structure Determination
        • [07.11] Delegation of Management Functions
        • [07.12] Professional Liability
      • [08] DEPOSITARY
        • [08.01] Depositary General
        • [08.02] Identity of the Depositary
        • [08.03] Responsibilities of the Depositary
        • [08.04] Cash Flow Monitoring
        • [08.05] Safekeeping of Assets
        • [08.06] Oversight
        • [08.07] Depositary Indemnity
        • [08.08] Paying Agent
        • [08.09] Prime Broker
      • [09] EXTERNAL AUDITOR
        • [09.01] General
        • [09.02] Reporting Obligations
        • [09.03] Responsibilities
      • [10] ADMINISTRATOR
        • [10.01] Delegation to Administrator
        • [10.02] Identity of the Administrator
        • [10.03] Responsibilities of the Administration
        • [10.04] Limitation of Liability
      • [11] THE ISSUE
        • [11.01] Issue
        • [11.02] The Subscription
        • [11.03] Eligible Investors
      • [12] SUBSCRIPTION PROCEDURE
        • [12.01] Initial Offering of Investor Units
        • [12.02] Further Subscriptions of Investor Units
        • [12.03] Minimum Subscription Amount and Additional
        • [12.04] Subscription Fee
        • [12.05] Subscription Application
        • [12.06] Contribution-in-kind
        • [12.07] Application Procedure
        • [12.08] Payment Procedure
        • [12.09] Notification of Transaction
        • [12.10] Rejection of Subscriptions
        • [12.11] Subscription Through Nominees
        • [12.12] Allocation
        • [12.13] Money Laundering Prevention
      • [13] NET ASSET VALUE
        • [13.01] General Principles
        • [13.02] Valuation Specifics
        • [13.03] Adjustment Of The Net Asset Value (Single Swing Pricing)
        • [13.04] Valuation Dates
        • [13.05] Valuation Procedures
        • [13.06] Temporary suspension Of NAV calculation
      • [14] DISTRIBUTION POLICY
        • [14.01] Policy and Procedure
        • [14.02] Currency Exchange Distribution
      • [15] CONVERSION OF UNITS
        • [15.01] Conversion Procedure
        • [15.02] Application Procedure
        • [15.03] Limitation on Conversions
        • [15.04] Notification Of Transaction
      • [16] REDEMPTIONS
        • [16.01] General
        • [16.02] Redemption Request
        • [16.03] Irrevocability of Redemption
        • [16.04] Redemption Dates
        • [16.05] Redemption Price and proceeds
        • [16.06] Notification of Transaction
        • [16.07] Redemption Fee
        • [16.08] Settlement
        • [16.09] Limitation on Redemption
        • [16.10] Market Timing
        • [16.11] Compulsory Redemptions
        • [16.12] Money Laundering
      • [17] MARKETING AND ADVERTISING
        • [17.01] Introduction
        • [17.02] Marketing material and advertisements
        • [17.03] Information to Potential Investors
        • [17.04] Provision of KIID
        • [17.05] Assessment of suitability
      • [18] RISK FACTORS AND INVESTMENT CONSIDERATIONS
        • [18.01] General
        • [18.02] Risk Factors Consideration
        • [18.03] Business Risk
        • [18.04] Historical Performance
        • [18.05] Concentration of Investments Risk
        • [18.06] Declining Performance and Growing Size Risk
        • [18.07] Effect of Substantial Redemptions and Reduced Size Risk
        • [18.08] Reliance on the Manager and Dependence on Key Personnel
        • [18.09] Fee Incentive Risk
        • [18.10] Accounting Treatment Risk
        • [18.11] Model Risk
        • [18.12] No Operating History
        • [18.13] Non-Diversified Status
        • [18.14] Trading Execution Risk
        • [18.15] Factors impacting the value of the Investment Compartments' Assets
        • [18.16] Equity Securities Risk
        • [18.17] Smaller Capitalization Risk
        • [18.18] Securities of Smaller and Emerging Growth Companies
        • [18.19] Co-Investment Risk
        • [18.20] Private Company Competition Risk
        • [18.21] New Issued Risk
        • [18.22] Growth Stock Risk
        • [18.23] Value Stock Risk
        • [18.24] Risks Associated with Options on Securities Generally
        • [18.25] Risks of Writing Options
        • [18.26] Exchange-Listed Options Risks
        • [18.27] Over-the-Counter Option Risk
        • [18.28] Index Option Risk
        • [18.29] Limitation on Option Writing Risk
        • [18.30] Tax Risk
        • [18.31] Preferred Securities Risk
        • [18.32] Convertible Securities Risk
        • [18.33] Synthetic Convertible Securities Risk
        • [18.34] Warrants Risk
        • [18.35] REITs Risk
        • [18.36] Master Limited Partnerships Risk
        • [18.37] Restricted and Illiquid Securities Risk
        • [18.38] Investment Companies Risk
        • [18.39] Fixed Income Securities Risks
        • [18.40] Market Volatility
        • [18.41] Liquidity and Market Characteristics
        • [18.42] Underlying Funds
        • [18.43] Volatility Trading and Stagnant Markets
        • [18.44] Relative Value Strategies
        • [18.45] Event Driven Strategy
        • [18.46] Commodity and Energy Trading
        • [18.47] Distressed Strategies
        • [18.48] Below Investment Grade Debt Securities
        • [18.49] Conflicts Relating to Equity and Debt Ownership by the Investment C
        • [18.50] Trading in Securities of Emerging Market Issuers
        • [18.51] Regulated Markets in Emerging Market Countries
        • [18.52] Access to Non-Public Information
        • [18.53] Hedging
        • [18.54] Forward Foreign Exchange Contracts
        • [18.55] Risks of Stock Index Options
        • [18.56] Equity Funds Risk
        • [18.57] Directional Trading
        • [18.58] Prepayment Risk
        • [18.59] Reinvestment Risk
        • [18.60] Duration and Maturity Risk
        • [18.61] Corporate Bonds Risk
        • [18.62] Below Investment Grade Securities Risk
        • [18.63] Distressed and Defaulted Securities Risk
        • [18.64] Yield and Ratings Risk
        • [18.65] Unrated Securities Risk
        • [18.66] Emerging Markets Risk
        • [18.67] Foreign Currency Risk
        • [18.68] LIBOR Risk
        • [18.69] Leverage Risk
        • [18.70] Risk of Use of Leverage
        • [18.71] Risks Associated with the Use of or Trading in Derivatives
        • [18.72] Control and Monitoring of the Use of Derivative Products
        • [18.73] Debt Securities
        • [18.74] Market Liquidity and Leverage
        • [18.75] Credit Default Swaps
        • [18.76] Liquidity Risk
        • [18.77] Counterparty Risk
        • [18.78] Absence of Regulation in OTC Transactions
        • [18.79] Additional Risks Associated with an Underlying of OTC Derivatives L
        • [18.80] Futures and Options
        • [18.81] Securities of Companies principally engaged in the Real Estate Indu
        • [18.82] Commodities and Energies
        • [18.83] Indexes
        • [18.84] Derivatives
        • [18.85] Repurchase Agreements Risk
        • [18.86] Reverse Repurchase Agreements Risk
        • [18.87] Dollar Roll Transactions Risk
        • [18.88] When-Issued, Forward Commitment and Delayed Delivery Transactions
        • [18.89] Event Risk
        • [18.90] Defensive Investing Risk
        • [18.91] Structured Investments Risks
        • [18.92] Structured Notes Risk
        • [18.93] Equity-Linked Notes Risk
        • [18.94] Credit-Linked Notes Risk
        • [18.95] Event-Linked Securities Risk
        • [18.96] Strategic Transactions and Derivatives Risk
        • [18.97] Counterparty Risk
        • [18.98] Swaps Risk
        • [18.99] Securities Lending Risk
        • [18.100] Short Sales Risk
        • [18.101] Inflation Risk
        • [18.102] Deflation Risk
        • [18.103] EMU and Redenomination Risk
        • [18.104] Market Disruption and Geopolitical Risk
        • [18.105] Regulation and Government Intervention Risk
        • [18.106] Legal, Tax and Regulatory Risks
        • [18.107] Legislation Risk
        • [18.108] Decision-Making Authority Risk
        • [18.109] Management Risk
        • [18.110] Market and Selection Risk
        • [18.111] Reliance on the Manager
        • [18.112] Reliance on Service Providers
        • [18.113] Information Technology Systems
        • [18.114] Misconduct of Employees and of Service Providers
        • [18.115] Portfolio Turnover Risk
        • [18.116] Property valuation is inherently subjective and uncertain
        • [18.117] Real estate investments are relatively illiquid
        • [18.118] The value of any property portfolio may fluctuate as a result of
        • [18.119] Construction risk
        • [18.120] Natural Disasters and Accidents
        • [18.121] Decline in land prices
        • [18.122] Social environment risk
        • [18.123] Political environment risk
        • [18.124] Land Policy risk
        • [18.125] Urban Planning Risk
        • [18.126] Investment Through Nominees
        • [18.127] Maximum Redemption Amount
      • [19] CONFLICTS OF INTEREST
        • [19.01] General
        • [19.02] Disclosure of Conflicts
        • [19.03] Acknowledgment of Potential Conflicts
      • [20] TREATMENT OF INVESTORS
        • [20.01] Fair Treatment of Investors
        • [20.02] Dealings of Related Parties
        • [20.03] Preferential Treatment
        • [20.04] Information to Investors
      • [21] TAX CONSIDERATIONS
        • [21.01] General
        • [21.02] Tax Efficient Structuring
        • [21.03] Corporate Tax
        • [21.04] Definition of ''securities''
        • [21.05] Profit from the disposal of securities
        • [21.06] Dividend Income
        • [21.07] Interest income
        • [21.08] Stamp Duty
        • [21.09] Losses
        • [21.10] Deemed dividend distribution rules
        • [21.11] Withholding Taxes for payments abroad
        • [21.12] Liquidation
        • [21.13] Exit through liquidation
        • [21.14] Taxation of Investors
        • [21.15] Sale or redemption of Investor Units
      • [22] LAW AND JURISDICTION
        • [22.01] Governing Law and Jurisdiction
        • [22.02] Recognition of Judgements
        • [22.03] Contractual Relation
        • [22.04] Dispute Resolution
      • SUPPLEMENTS
        • [01] SUPPLEMENT
        • [02] SUPPLEMENT
        • [03] SUPPLEMENT
        • [04] SUPPLEMENT
        • [05] SUPPLEMENT
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Home / CY AIF Law of 2018 / PART I: INTRODUCTORY PROVISIONS / [02] Interpretations

2. Interpretations

(1) In this Law, unless the context provides otherwise -


“common fund” means a group of assets that belong jointly and severally to its unitholders, which is authorised to operate as an AIF under Chapter 2 of Part II or can operate as a RAIF under Part VIII∙


“senior management” means the natural persons who effectively conduct the business of the external manager or of the AIF, in case the AIF is internally managed, and, as the case may be, the executive members of the governing body who effectively conduct the business of the external manager or of the AIF, in case the AIF is internally managed∙


“initial capital” means the minimum own funds which -


(a) are required by this Law∙ and


(b) shall be comprised of -


  • the issued and paid up capital of share classes not created for investment purposes, plus share premium accounts but excluding cumulative preferential shares∙ and


  • reserves of share classes not created for investment purposes, excluding revaluation reserves, and profits and losses of share classes not created for investment purposes, brought forward as a result of the application of the final profits and losses of the previous year∙ and


(c) are cash or assets readily convertible to cash∙


“prime broker” means any of the following:


(a) a credit institution,


(b) an investment firm,


(c) other entity which -


  • is subject to prudential regulation and ongoing supervision,


  • offers services to professional investors primarily to finance or execute transactions in financial instruments as counterparty and


  • may also provide other services such as clearing and settlement of trades, custodial services, securities lending, customised technology and operational support facilities∙


“secondary market” has the meaning attributed to the terms


“regulated market” and “multilateral trading facility” by article 2(1) of the Investment Services and Activities and Regulated Markets Law and includes, in the case of a regulated market, the part of the market which is an independent regulated market∙ (i)


“marketing” or “marketing of units” means a direct or indirect offering or placement at the initiative of the external manager or on behalf of the external manager, of units of an AIF it manages, to investors -


(a) domiciled in the European Union or in a third country, in case they are natural persons∙ or


(b) having their corporate seat or with a registered office in the European Union or in a third country, in case they are legal persons∙


“distribution” means the payments by an AIF to its unitholder, excluding the payments which relate to the redemption or repurchase of units∙


“traded AIF units” means the units or the category of units of a traded AIF, which have been listed on a secondary market for trading∙


“traded AIF” means an AIF, either open or closed ended, the units of which have been listed on a secondary market for trading∙


“International Financial Reporting Standards” has the meaning attributed to this term by article 2(1) of the Companies Law∙ (ii)


“governing body” means the body -


(a) with ultimate decision making authority in an external manager or the AIF, in case the AIF is internally managed, comprising the supervisory and/or the managerial functions∙ and


(b) which is, as the case may be, the board of directors in a company or the general partner in a limited partnership∙


“AIFM” means AIFM of the Republic or EU AIFM or non-EU AIFM∙


“non-EU AIFM” has the meaning attributed to this term by article 2(1) of the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Law∙ (iii)


“AIFM which is an internally managed AIF” means an internally managed AIF which is an AIFM of the Republic∙


“AIFM of the Republic” has the meaning attributed to this term by article 2(1) of the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Law∙


“EU AIFM” has the meaning attributed to this term by article 2(1) of the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Law∙

“registered office” means -


       (a) in relation to a company, the registered office referred to in article 102 of the Companies Law∙


(b) in relation to overseas company, the address referred to in article 347(1)(d) of the Companies Law∙


(c) in relation to a limited partnership, the principal place of business referred to in article 51(1)(c) of the General and Limited Partnerships and Business Names Law∙ (iv)


“qualifying holding” means the direct or indirect holding in a company, or the direct or indirect holding or interest in a limited partnership, which -


(a) represents at least ten per cent (10%) of the capital or the voting rights∙ or


(b) makes it possible to exercise a significant influence over the management of the company, in which that holding subsists, or of the limited partnership, in which that holding or interest subsists∙


“auditor” has the meaning attributed to the term “statutory auditor” by article 2(1) of the Auditors Law∙


“indicative Net Asset Value (iNAV) of the AIF” means the intra-day, interim value, representing the net asset value of the AIF, based on the most recent, at the time of valuation, information and in accordance with the rules of the secondary market, where the units of the AIF are traded∙


“indicative price of traded AIF units” means the intra-day, interim value, representing the price of the AIF’s units, based on the most recent, at the time of valuation, information and in accordance with the rules of the secondary market, where the units of the AIF are traded∙


“consolidated financial statements” has the meaning attributed to the term “group accounts” by article 2(1) of the Companies Law∙


“externally managed AIF” means an AIF authorised to operate subject to the provisions of Chapter 2 of Part II∙


“externally managed AIFLNP” means an AIFLNP authorised to operate subject to the provisions of Part VII∙


“external manager” mean a person appointed to manage the investments of an AIF or RAIF or AIFLNP, including the AIF which is an internally managed AIF and the AIFLNP which is an internally managed AIFLNP∙


“FATF” means the Financial Action Task Force for the Combat against Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing, which was established by the 15th G-7 Summit that was held in Paris on the 14th to 16th of July 1989∙


“professional investor” means an investor who is considered to be a professional client or may, on request, be treated as a professional client within the meaning of the Second Appendix of the Investment Services and Activities and Regulated Markets Law∙


“well informed investor” means every investor who is not a professional investor, but fulfils the following criteria:


(a) the investor confirms in writing -


  • that he has sufficient knowledge and experience in financial and business matters to evaluate the merits and risks associated with the prospective investment and that he is aware of the risks associated with the prospective investment∙ or


  • that his business activity is related to the management, acquisition or sale of assets, either on the investor’s own account or on behalf of third parties, and are of the same type as the investments of the AIF∙ and


(b) 

  • invests at least €125.000 in the AIF∙ or


  • has been assessed by a credit institution, an AIFM, a UCITS Management Company, an IF or an external manager of AIFs authorised in the Republic or another Member State for the management of AIFs whose assets do not exceed the limits provided for in article 4(2) of the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Law or the corresponding article 3(2) of Directive 2011/61/EU, and the above assessment shows that he has the necessary knowledge and experience in financial and business matters, to evaluate the merits and risks associated with the AIF’s prospective investment based on the AIF’s investment policy∙ or


  • is employed by one of the persons referred to in subparagraph (ii) of paragraph (b), receiving total remuneration that takes him into the same remuneration bracket as the natural persons who effectively conduct the business of the person referred to in subparagraph (ii) of paragraph (b) or the executive members of their governing body, who effectively conduct the their business∙


(c) by way of derogation from paragraphs (a) and (b), the investor is a person who effectively directs the business of the AIF or its external manager or is a person engaged in the AIF’s investment management functions∙


“Securities and Exchange Commission” means the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission, governed by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission Law∙


“investment compartment” means the investment compartment of an AIF, established and operating as an AIF which may create investment compartments, which is a separate group of assets∙


“investment firm” or “IF” has the meaning attributed to the term “Investment Firm” by article 2(1) of the Investment Services and Activities and Regulated Markets Law∙


“business” in relation to the external manager or the AIF or the AIFLNP, in case the AIF and the AIFLNP are internally managed, means the AIF management activities referred to in article 6(1), and the terms “management of partnership business” and “administration of partnership business”, in relation to a limited partnership, shall be interpreted accordingly∙


“internally managed AIF” means an AIF incorporated either as an investment company or a limited partnership with separate legal personality, which is authorised to operate subject to the provisions of Chapter 2 of Part II∙


“internally managed AIFLNP” means an AIFLNP incorporated either as an investment company or a limited partnership with separate legal personality, which is authorised to operate subject to the provisions of Part VII∙


“company” means -


(a) company, within the meaning given to this term by article 2(1) of the Companies Law∙ or


(b) a company legally incorporated in another member state or third country∙


“UCITS Management Company” has the meaning attributed to the term “Management Company” by article 2(1) of the Open Ended Undertakings for Collective Investment Law, including management companies authorised by another member state, subject to a legislation harmonising Directive 2009/65/EC∙ (v)


“investment company” means a variable capital investment company or a fixed capital investment company∙


“fixed capital investment company” means a company incorporated subject to the Companies Law as a company limited by shares and which is authorised to operate as an AIF subject to the provisions of Chapter 2 of Part II or as an AIFLNP subject to the provisions of Part VII or which may operate as a RAIF subject to the provisions of Part VIII, as a fixed capital investment company in accordance with the relevant provisions of this Law∙


“variable capital investment company” means a company incorporated subject to the Companies Law as a company limited by shares and which is authorised to operate as an AIF subject to the provisions of Chapter 2 of Part II or as an AIFLNP subject to the provisions of Part VII or which may operate as a RAIF subject to the provisions of Part VIII, as a variable capital investment company in accordance with the relevant provisions of this Law∙


“limited partnership” or “partnership” means a limited partnership registered subject to the General and Limited Partnerships and Business Names Law, with or without separate legal personality, which is authorised to operate as an AIF subject to the provisions of Chapter 2 of Part II or as an AIFLNP subject to the provisions of Part VII or which may operate as a RAIF subject to the provisions of Part VIII, as a limited partnership in accordance with the relevant provisions of this Law∙


“limited partner” means a limited partner or limited partner by shares, within the meaning given to these terms by article 2 of the General and Limited Partnerships and Business Names Law∙


“retail investor” means an investor who does not qualify as a professional investor nor as a well informed investor∙


“Registrar” -


(a) with regards to a company incorporated subject to the provisions of the Companies Law, has the meaning attributed to the term “the registrar of companies” by article 2(1) of the Companies Law∙


(b) with regards to a limited or general partnership, has the meaning attributed to the term “Registrar” by article 2 of the General and Limited Partnerships and Business Names Law∙


“depositary” means the legal person entrusted with at least one of the depositary tasks set out in article 24 of the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Law∙


“subsidiary” has the meaning attributed to this term by article 2(1) of the Companies Law or a corresponding law of a member state or third country∙


“own funds” has the meaning attributed to this term by article 4, paragraph 1, point 118) of Regulation (EU) No. 575/2013∙


“fund rules” in relation to AIF or RAIF, shall mean the fund rules of the common fund which must be made in writing and satisfy the provisions of this Law∙


“Regulation (EU) No. 231/2013” means the act of the European Union titled ‘Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) No 231/2013 of 19 December 2012 supplementing Directive 2011/61/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council with regard to exemptions, general operating conditions, depositaries, leverage, transparency and supervision’∙ (vi)


“Regulation (EU) No. 575/2013” means the act of the European Union titled ‘Regulation (EU) No 575/2013 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 26 June 2013 on prudential requirements for credit institutions and investment firms and amending Regulation (EU) No 648/2012’ as recently amended by Regulation (EU) 2017/2401 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 12 December 2017∙ (vii)


“Regulation (EU) No. 583/2010” means the act of the European Union titled ‘Commission Regulation (EU) No 583/2010 of 1 July 2010 implementing Directive 2009/65/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council as regards key investor information and conditions to be met when providing key investor information or the prospectus in a durable medium other than paper or by means of a website’∙ (viii)


“instruments of incorporation” means -


(a) in the case of an AIF or RAIF or AIFLNP, incorporated as an investment company , the articles of association and the instrument of incorporation of the Companies Law, the content of which shall comply with the provisions of this Law∙ and


(b) in the case of an AIF or RAIF or AIFLNP, registered as a limited partnership, the partnership agreement of the General and Limited Partnerships and Business Names Law, the content of which shall comply with the provisions of this Law∙


“registered alternative investment fund” or “RAIF” means the AIF which may operate as a registered AIF subject to the provisions of Part VIII∙


“relevant legislation” has the meaning attributed to this term by article 2(1) of the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission Law∙


“capital commitment” means the contractual commitment of an investor to provide the AIF with an agreed amount of investment on request by the external manager or the AIF, in case the AIF is internally managed∙


“member state” means any Member State of the European Union or another state that is a contracting party to the Agreement on the European Economic Area, signed at Oporto on the 2nd of May 1992 and adjusted by the Protocol signed at Brussels on the 17th of March 1993, as this Agreement was amended by the Agreement on the Participation of the Czech Republic, the Republic of Estonia, the Republic of Cyprus, the Republic of Latvia, the Republic of Lithuania, the Republic of Hungary, the Republic of Malta, the Republic of Poland, the Republic of Slovenia and the Slovak Republic in the European Economic Area of 2004 and of the Final Act (Ratifying) Law of 2004, as the Agreement is, from time to time, further amended or replaced∙ (ix)


“master AIF” means an AIF in which another AIF invests or has an exposure, in accordance with the definition “feeder AIF” provided in this section∙


“unit account” means the account opened in the name of the unitholders or joint unitholders when they become owners of units in an AIF∙


“unit” or “AIF unit” means the unit of a common fund or the share of an investment company or the share or interest of a limited partnership, according to the legal type of the AIF∙


“unitholder”, in relation to AIF, means the holder of a unit or of a fraction of a unit∙


“parent undertaking” has the meaning attributed to this term by article 2(1) of the Companies Law or by a relevant law of a member state or third country, as the case may be∙


“leverage” means the method by which -


(a) the external manager increases the exposure of an AIF it manages to risk∙ or


(b) the AIF, in case it is internally managed, increases its exposure to risk,


whether through borrowing of cash or securities, or leverage embedded in derivative positions or by any other means∙


“directive” means the regulatory administrative act of the Securities and Exchange Commission, which is published in the Official Gazette of the Republic∙


“Directive 2009/65/EC” means the act of the European Community titled ‘Directive 2009/65/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 13 July 2009, on the coordination of laws, regulations and administrative provisions relating to undertakings of collective investments in transferable securities (UCITS)’, as recently amended by Directive 2014/91/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 23 July 2014∙ (x)


“Directive 2011/61/EU” means the act of the European Parliament and of the Council titled ‘Directive 2011/61/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 8 June 2011 on the Alternative Investment Fund Managers and amending Directives 2003/41/EC and 2009/65/EC and Regulations (EC) No. 1060/2009 and (EU) No. 1095/2010’, as recently amended by Directive 2014/65/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 15 May 2014∙ (xi)


“AIF” or “Alternative Investment Fund” means collective investment undertakings, including investment compartments thereof, which -


(a) raise capital from a number of investors, with a view to investing it in accordance with a defined investment policy for the benefit of those investors∙ and


(b) do not require authorisation pursuant to article 9 of the Open Ended Undertakings for Collective Investment Law or pursuant to the legislation of another Member State which harmonises article 5 of Directive 2009/65/EC∙


“AIF with limited number of persons” or “alternative investment fund with limited number of persons” or “AIFLNP” means an AIF authorised by the Securities and Exchange Commission to operate as an AIFLNP, subject to Part VII, or which was permitted to operate as an AIFLNP subject to article 120(1)(a) of the Alternative Investment Funds Law∙ (xii)


“umbrella AIF” means an AIF established and operating as an AIF with more than one investment compartments or which has been converted to and operates as an AIF with more than one investment compartments∙


“general partner” has the meaning attributed to this term by article 2 of the General and Limited Partnerships and Business Names Law∙


“OECD” means the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development established in 1960 by the Convention for the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development∙


“UCITS” has the meaning attributed to this term by article 2(1) of the Open Ended Undertakings for Collective Investment Law∙


“credit institution” means -


(a) if the entity is established in the Republic, a bank or a cooperative credit institution, within the meaning of article 2(1) of the Business of Credit Institutions Law∙ or


(b) if the entity is established in a member state, a credit institution, within the meaning of point (1) of Article 4(1) of Regulation (EU) No. 575/2013∙ or


(c) if the entity is established in a third country, an entity carrying out similar activities to the undertaking defined in point (1) of Article 4(1) of Regulation (EU) No. 575/2013 and which is subject to the law of a third country which applies prudential supervisory and regulatory requirements at least equivalent to those applied in the Union∙ (xiii)


“offering document” means the document containing information about the AIF or the AIFLNP or the RAIF, as the case may be, and which is not subject to the provisions of the Public Offer and Prospectus Law∙ (xiv)


“persons engaged in AIF activity” means the external manager, the AIF in case it is internally managed, the AIF’s depositary and the persons marketing AIF’s units∙


“persons who effectively direct the business” means the members of the governing body and the senior management of the external manager or the AIF, in case the AIF is internally managed∙


“primary AIF units” means the AIF units which -


(a) are issued and redeemed at a price calculated based on the net asset value of the AIF, following the submission of an application directly to the AIF, which can only be submitted by specifically authorised persons, and where the price of the said units or redemption result is expressed in cash or securities representing the investment policy of the AIF∙ and


(b) thereafter, are assigned to AIF units which are traded in the relevant secondary market, to be sold or purchased by investors∙


“durable medium” means a letter or text, transferred through fax or an electronic message or any other way of recording and distributing information∙


“close links” means the situation between two or more persons, in which two or more persons -


(a) are linked by participation, namely ownership, directly or by way of control, of 20% or more of the capital or voting rights of a company or a limited partnership or a common fund∙ or


(b) are linked by control, namely the relationship between a parent undertaking and a subsidiary, as referred to in article 148 of the Companies Law or a similar relationship between a natural or legal person and an undertaking; for the purposes of this paragraph, a subsidiary undertaking of a subsidiary undertaking shall also be considered to be a subsidiary of the parent undertaking of those subsidiaries∙ or


(c) are permanently linked between them by a control relationship∙


“partnership agreement” means a written agreement drawn up as initial text by the general partner and approved by the Securities and Exchange Commission, detailing the terms for handling cases and the conduct of business of the limited partnership, as the case may be, after any amendments, additions or revisions∙


“related person” means any of the following -


(a) the parent undertaking or the subsidiary of the AIF or of the persons who effectively direct the business of the AIF∙


(b) the subsidiary of the parent undertaking of the AIF or of the persons who effectively direct the business of the AIF∙


(c) any other company which is not subsidiary of the AIF or of anyone of the persons who effectively direct the business of the AIF, but in which the AIF or any of the persons who effectively direct the business of the AIF hold, for their own benefit, at least 20% of its issued capital or its shares with voting rights∙


(d) a limited partnership or a trust which holds an interest of 20% in the AIF or in any of the persons who effectively direct the business of the AIF∙


“third country” means a country that is not a member state∙


“feeder AIF” means an AIF which -


(a) invests at least 85% of its assets in units or shares of a master AIF∙


(b) invests at least 85% of its assets in more than one master AIFs where those master AIFs have identical investment strategies∙ or


(c) has otherwise an exposure of at least 85% of its assets to such a master AIF∙


“financial instrument” has the meaning attributed to this term by article 2(1) of the Investment Services and Activities and Regulated Markets Law.


(2)(a) In this Law and in any acts with regulatory content issued pursuant of the present Law, any reference to a Directive, Regulation or Decision or other legislative act of the European Union, shall mean the said act as corrected, amended or replaced from time to time, unless it appears otherwise from the text.


(b) In this Law and in any acts with regulatory content issued pursuant of this Law , any reference to a law or regulatory administrative act of the Republic, shall mean the said law or act as corrected, amended or replaced from time to time, unless it appears otherwise from the text.

(i) 87(I)/2017

(ii) Cap.113, 9 of 1968, 76 of 1977, 17 of 1979, 105 of 1985, 198 of 1986, 19 of 1990, 46(I) of 1992, 96(I) of 1992, 41(I) of 1994, 15(Ι) of 1995, 21(Ι) of 1997, 82(Ι) of 1999, 149(Ι) of 1999, 2(Ι) of 2000, 135(Ι) of 2000, 151(Ι) of 2000, 76(I) of 2001, 70(Ι) of 2003, 167(Ι) of 2003, 92(Ι) of 2004, 24(Ι) of 2005, 129(Ι) of 2005, 130(Ι) of 2005, 98(Ι) of 2006, 124(Ι) of 2006, 70(Ι) of 2007, 71(Ι) of 2007, 131(Ι) of 2007, 186(Ι) of 2007, 87(Ι) of 2008, 41(I) of 2009, 49(Ι) of 2009, 99(Ι) of 2009, 42(Ι) of 2010, 60(Ι) of 2010, 88(Ι) of 2010, 53(Ι) of 2011, 117(Ι) of 2011, 145(Ι) of 2011, 157(Ι) of 2011, 198(Ι) of 2011, 64(Ι) of 2012, 98(Ι) of 2012, 190(Ι) of 2012, 203(Ι) of 2012, 6(Ι) of 2013, 90(I) of 2013, 74(I) of 2014, 75(I) of 2014, 18(I) of 2015, 62(I) of 2015, 63(I) of 2015, 89(I) of 2015, 120(I) of 2015, 40(I) of 2016, 90(I) of 2016, 97(I) of 2016, 17(I) of 2017, 33(I) of 2017, 51(I) of 2017, 37(I) of 2018, 83(I) of 2018

(iii) 56(I) of 2013, 8(I) of 2015, 97(I) of 2015

(iv) Cap. 116, 77(I) of 1977, 54(I) of 2011, 146(I) of 2011, 147(I) of 2014, 144(I) of 2015, 95(I) of 2016.

(v) 78(I) of 2012, 88(I) of 2015, 52(I) of 2016.

(vi) OJ of the EU: L 83, 22.3.2013, p.1.

(vii) OJ of the EU: L 176, 27.6.2013, p.1∙L 347, 28.12.2017, p.1.

(viii) OJ of the EU: L 176, 10.7.2010, p.1.

(ix) 17(III) of 2004∙OJ of the EU: L 130, 29.4.2004, p.11.

(x) OJ of the EU: L 302, 17.11.2009, L 257, 28.8.2014, p.186.

(xi) OJ of the EU: L 174, 1.7.2011, p.1∙L 173, 12.6.2014, p.349∙

(xii) 131(I) of 2014, 11(I) of 2015.

(xiii) 66(I) of 1997, 74(I) of 1999, 94(I) of 2000, 119(I) of 2003, 4(I) of 2004, 151(I) of 2004, 231(I) of 2004, 235(I) of 2004, 30(I) of 2005, 80(I) of 2008, 100(I) of 2009, 123(I) of 2009, 27(I) of 2011, 104(I) of 2011, 107(I) of 2012, 14(I) of 2013, 87(I) of 2013, 5(I) of 2015, 26(I) of 2015, 35(I) of 2015, 71(I) of 2015 ,93(I) of 2015, 109(I) of 2015, 152(I) of 2015, 168(I) of 2015, 21(I) of 2016, 5(I) of 2017, 38(I) of 2017, 169(I) of 2017, 28(I) of 2018.

(xiv) 114(I) of 2005, 144(I) of 2012, 63(I) of 2013, 166(I) of 2014, 86(I) of 2015, 33(I) of 2016.

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