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ARTICLE · 23 DECEMBER 2025

The EU Market Integration Package – What Fund Managers Need To Know

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The European Commission (EC) published a package of legislative proposals on 4 December 2025, referred to as the Market Integration Package (MIP).

NetherlandsFinance and Banking
Roderik Boogaard
Roderik Boogaard
Joyce Kerkvliet
Joyce Kerkvliet
Florian Dorland
Florian Dorland
Jon Flikweert
Jon Flikweert
Meyke Maanicus
Meyke Maanicus
Marjolein Rekelhof
Marjolein Rekelhof
Jurriaan Klaasen
Jurriaan Klaasen
Daan Maas
Daan Maas
Gabriel Storm
Gabriel Storm

The European Commission (EC) published a package of legislative proposals on 4 December 2025, referred to as the Market Integration Package (MIP). The MIP proposes changes to various EU legislations and is central to the European Commission's Savings and Investments Union (SIU) strategy, which aims to create an integrated and connected EU-wide capital market.

As the MIP proposals amend a broad range of EU legislative acts, the proposals will be of interest to a wide range of financial market participants. In this article, we will highlight the relevant changes for alternative investment fund managers (AIFMs) and UCITS managers following from the MIP proposals.

The MIP proposes changes to different pieces of EU legislation and is comprised of three proposals, being:

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