|
- 60% said they would like AIFMD II to lead to a better harmonisation to reduce variances of AIFMD interpretation between EU member states
- 60% say variances of AIFMD interpretation between different EU countries has created the biggest knowledge gap among non-EU AIFMs
Over two-thirds (67%) of alternative investment fund managers believe the prospect of regulatory arbitrage between European Union member states seeking to attract business is likely to grow over the next two years, according to a new study.
The research reveals that regulatory arbitrage has muddied the waters for many investors, which has led to widespread unfamiliarity when it comes to the practical application of the rules. 60% of respondents agreed that...
|