AIFMD II – Implementation Begins

In April 2024, the EU’s Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive received its most significant legislative update since it was first adopted in 2011.

In this episode of “The Preferred Return” podcast, Skadden attorneys Greg Norman and Abigail Reeves provide an overview of AIFMD II, including the original drivers behind AIFMD, new disclosure requirements for alternative investment funds in the EU and new regulations related to loan origination.

Tune in as Greg and Abigail provide a overview of how the rules will impact fund managers’ operating models.

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Name: Greg Norman

Title: Partner, Investment Management at Skadden (London)

Specialty: Greg’s practice focuses on advising private capital businesses on their formation and operations. This work includes private fund capitalization and structuring, as well as the formation and regulation of private capital sponsors, including investment managers and advisers. In addition, he counsels on incentive compensation arrangements, internal governance arrangements and regulatory compliance.

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Name: Abigail Reeves

Title: Associate, Financial Institutions; Investment Management at Skadden (London)

Specialty: Abigail focuses her practice on advising financial institutions, including asset managers, financial sponsors, banks and insurance companies, on their regulatory obligations, internal governance and compliance arrangements. She also has experience working for fund managers and investors on the formulation, structuring and marketing of investment funds.

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