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ARTICLE · 15 JULY 2024

Back To Basics | Unregulated Special Limited Partnership ("SCSp") In Luxembourg

This Back to Basics note follows our key concepts briefings, which intend to provide high-level insights regarding funds fundamentals, funds vehicles and operational considerations, available here.

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This Back to Basics note follows our key concepts briefings, which intend to provide high-level insights regarding funds fundamentals, funds vehicles and operational considerations, available here.

What is a SCSp?

The Luxembourg special limited partnership (société en commandite spéciale–SCSp) is a fund structure introduced in 2013 following the adoption of the law of 12 July 2013 on alternative investment fund managers (theAIFM Law). The SCSp differs from the common limited partnership (société en commandite simple-SCS) notably by the fact that it does not have legal personality.

SCSps are subject to the law of 10 august 1915 on commercial compagnies (the1915 Law) and to the AIFM Law to the extent that it qualifies as an alternative investment fund (AIF). It can in addition be subject to a product regime when used for a regulated fund vehicle (Part II UCI, SIF, SICAR or RAIF).

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