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Alternative Investment Funds : Marketing and Reverse Solicitation in the AIFMD Context (1)
By Ezechiel Havrenne, NautaDutilh *   Luxembourg as a jurisdiction is often targeted by fund promoters and placement agents looking for institutional money. This is mainly due to the large number of Luxembourg-based fund of funds and private banks. Anyone raising capital in Luxembourg or from Luxem-bourg-based investors for a new alternative investment fund (the «AIF») must therefore keep in mind the concepts of «marketing» and «reverse solicitation».   When are we in the presence of a marketing activity?   This notion is better understood through its constitutive elements which can be introduced by the following questions:   What? meaning what is being marketed, i.e. the shares or units of an AIF (the «Shares»).  ...
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