Brochures

This section includes brochures and flyers published by ALFI (sometimes jointly with Luxembourg for Finance).

Regular publications:

Basic Information brochures:

UCITS IV:

AIFMD:

SRI:

Brochures in collaboration with LFF:

Surveys & Technical Guides:

Brochures in Chinese:

New LFF brochure - Luxembourg Vehicles for Islamic Finance Structures

Luxembourg is recognised as one of the leading European centres for Islamic finance. This is not the result of a recent initiative: we have a long track record in the sector. Luxembourg is recognised as one of the leading European centres for Islamic finance. This is not the result of a recent initiative: we have a long track record in the sector. In 1978 Luxembourg hosted the first Islamic finance institution to establish in a western country (the Islamic Banking System). In 1983, the first shariah compliant insurance company in Europe was established in Luxembourg and in 2002 Luxembourg was the first European stock exchange to list a sukuk.
Today, Luxembourg is the leading non-Muslim domicile for shariah compliant investment funds and can rival any stock exchange in Europe for the number of sukuk issues listed.

New LFF brochure - Luxembourg Vehicles for Islamic Finance Structures (PDF, 422.55 KB)

AIFMD brochure and flyer

 

The AIFMD brochure and flyer provide you with the main definitions about the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive. In November 2010, an agreement was reached between the European Council and the European Parliament on the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive (the “AIFMD” or the “Directive”). Today, the  Directive has been formally adopted and it will enter into force shortly after its publication in the Official Journal of the European Union which is expected for the end of June 2011.

AIFMD brochure and flyer (, bytes)

ALFI Risk Management guidelines

 

In the present guidance paper, we hereby present the first results of some of ALFI working groups (market risk, liquidity risk, credit and counterparty risk as well as operational risk). We attached a special focus on the key risk topics that are newly addressed by UCITS IV. It is the intention of this publication to assist the market players in the pragmatic operational implementation of these regulations.

ALFI Risk Management guidelines (PDF, 1.37 MB)

Swing Pricing

In spring 2010 the Association of the Luxembourg Fund Industry (ALFI) reconvened a swing pricing working group.This group was formed from various ALFI members over a broad spectrum of disciplines including fund auditors, fund promoters, asset managers, legal representatives and third party administrators. The primary goal set by the chairman was to review, and if necessary update, guidance previously issued by ALFI in late 2006. In order to facilitate these objectives a survey was commissioned to research what has happened in the industry since the publication of the original brochure.

Swing Pricing (PDF, 593.76 KB)

Re-domicile your fund onshore: Take the road to Luxembourg

The advantages offered by Luxembourg makes it the domicile of choice for your investment funds.

There are many competitive advantages to be achieved by domiciling funds in the right country, including but not limited to reputation, tax efficiency, cost competitiveness, the availability of an experienced workforce and, most importantly, a business oriented regulatory environment.

Re-domicile your fund onshore: Take the road to Luxembourg (PDF, 497.76 KB)

Luxembourg: where else

Following the adoption of the latest UCITS Directive (“UCITS IV”) that is due to come into force in July 2011, the key challenge for crossborder fund promoters is to determine the best location for their management companies and UCITS funds.

Luxembourg: where else (PDF, 591.08 KB)
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