What are the implications of BIL’s €3.255 million ECB fine?
Banque Internationale à Luxembourg fined €3.255 million by ECB for overstating capital over three quarters.
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Management Companies & AIFMs in the UAE: Structure, Regulation, and Growth in a Booming Asset Management Hub
The UAE’s asset management landscape, anchored by ADGM and DIFC, is experiencing record growth and regulatory innovation. Explore the evolving regime for Management Companies and AIFMs, including new manager categories, substance requirements, market trends, and the role of global players in the region.
Seed to Series C: Venture Capital Trends in Santa Fe 2026
A surge of entrepreneurial activity and a series of strategic...
Management Companies & AIFMs in France: Substance, Delegation, and Regulatory Evolution
France stands as a leading European fund hub, navigating regulatory shifts and digital innovation in the management company and AIFM sector. This article explores key market trends, the effects of AIFM II, and the evolving landscape for substance and delegation in France’s vibrant alternative fund market.
Luxembourg Real Estate Investment Funds: Growth, Regulation, and Vehicle Selection in Europe’s Fund Capital
Luxembourg’s real estate investment funds sector has doubled in size since 2020, cementing the Grand Duchy’s status as Europe’s premier hub for property funds, REITs, and alternative investment vehicles. Explore the latest regulatory trends, vehicle options like SIF, RAIF, and SICAR, and see how Damalion advises on structuring, VAT, and cross-border holdings.
Ireland’s Private Equity Funds: Strong Growth, Regulatory Reform, and Cross-Border Strategies in 2025
Ireland’s private equity industry is experiencing robust growth, fueled by major fund launches, rising AUM, and regulatory reforms. Discover the latest trends in PE, venture capital, and cross-border structuring, including insights from Elkstone Ventures, MML Growth Capital Partners, and Key Capital.
Hong Kong Real Estate Rules for Foreign Buyers in 2026
Hong Kong, China: Foreign buyers face 15% stamp duty on residential real estate. 2026 guide covers taxes, restrictions, and setup.
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