Fund Tax & Structuring in Switzerland: L‑QIFs, Subscription Tax, and Treaty Access Strategies
In 2025, Switzerland’s asset management sector surpassed CHF 3.7 trillion in AuM, driven by regulatory innovation and robust investor demand. The introduction of L‑QIFs, reforms to anti-money laundering, and evolving fund structuring trends are reshaping the tax and operational landscape for fund sponsors and institutional investors. This article unpacks key developments around subscription tax, SPV chains, double tax treaty access, and the advantages of using Swiss and cross-border structures.
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Luxembourg depositary bank: core depositary services and compliance for funds
A Luxembourg depositary bank ensures asset protection, cash flow monitoring, and regulatory compliance for UCITS and AIF funds. Explore key obligations.
Why Growth Equity Investors Are Watching Las Cruces in 2026
When a $400 million stock sale from a major regional power utility...
Salt Lake City’s FinTech Revolution: AI Wealth Management and Blockchain Tokenization in Utah’s Silicon Slopes
Salt Lake City’s fintech sector attracted $476.9 million in recent startup funding and is home to AI wealth-tech leader Jump and blockchain asset innovator Nomyx. With 83 VC funds and new university-backed accelerators, Utah’s Silicon Slopes is now a key U.S. destination for fintech founders and international investors. Explore the trends and opportunities shaping this dynamic market.
How will Luxembourg’s rising fuel prices impact investors?
Luxembourg’s fuel prices have risen again in May 2026, affecting businesses and investors amid global oil market volatility.
What does Luxembourg’s recession warning mean for investors?
Luxembourg’s national statistics office warns of a potential recession in 2026 due to ongoing oil disruptions.
Fund Governance and Board Oversight in the UAE: Regulatory Evolution, Board Composition, and Risk Management
In 2025, Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) saw a 36% surge in assets under management, fueled by sweeping federal reforms enhancing board oversight, risk management, and compliance requirements. This article explores the core governance changes impacting UAE funds, the role of independent directors, and evolving standards for risk and compliance officers. Read more on the latest fund industry developments at Damalion’s blog.
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