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ARTICLE · 05 DECEMBER 2018

Q&A – Luxembourg Parallel Structures: Advantages, Challenges And Considerations

Anne-Gaelle Delabye, a partner in Ogier's Luxembourg investment funds team

LuxembourgFinance and Banking

Anne-Gaelle Delabye, a partner in Ogier's Luxembourg investment funds team, discusses the advantages, challenges and considerations to be made when setting up a Luxembourg parallel fund structure.

In terms of why Luxembourg, it's clearly becoming one of the preferred jurisdictions for those seeking to access European capital by way of a parallel fund structure. This is due in no small part to Luxembourg's extensive product toolkit.

Q: What is a parallel fund structure?

A: Parallel funds are those which co-invest and divest alongside the main fund. They co-invest and divest at the same time and on similar terms. This is on a pro-rata basis per their commitments, so a manager has two funds side by side which invest and divest at the same time in a common portfolio of assets. The terms on which the parallel fund operates are similar to the terms of the main fund. This means that the parallel fund has a common investment policy, and common asset targets because they

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