The #EuropeanCommission is asking firms for their opinion on how the #AIFMD has worked in practice. If you’re interested in providing your feedback, have your say here: https://t.co/mgcP71lLx2 #investments #fundmanagers pic.twitter.com/GHcGIl32Vh
— MS Financial Sector (@MSFinSec) February 13, 2018
The European Commission has contracted KPMG to carry out research on how theAlternative Investment Fund Managers Directive has worked in practice and to what extent its objectives have been met.
This survey is an important part of the KPMG research. Its aim is to gather the views of stakeholders on
- the AIFMD’s requirements
- their experience in applying them
- the market impacts of the directive
All stakeholders are invited to give their feedback.
Source: European Commission
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