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ARTICLE · 21 AUGUST 2018

Cyprus Unregulated Funds (Registered Alternative Investment Funds, "RAIF")

Once the Law is published in its final version, we will provide more detailed information here.

CyprusFinance and Banking

(Updated 03 August 2018)

Cyprus Registered Alternative Investment Funds (RAIF) – no CySEC licence required.

The new Cyprus Law regulating Alternative Investment Funds, approved by the parliament on 10 July 2018, provides for so-called Registered Alternative Investment Funds (RAIF), which will not be regulated by the Cyprus Security and Exchange Commission (CySEC).

The new Alternative Investment Funds Law 2018, regulating Alternative Investment Funds registered in Cyprus, which replaces the previous Law 131(I)/2014 regulating the Alternative Investment Funds, has been published by CySEC on 31 July 2018. The new AIF Law is yet only available in Greek language. The provisions regarding Regulated Alternative Investment Funds (RAIFs) are stipulated in Part VIII of the Law. However, several details of RAIFs are not referred to in the Law; CySEC is preparing a Directive covering all details and practical issues, which is expected to be published within one month. We

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