Luxembourg newsflash - Implementation of the UCITS V Directive into Luxembourg law

​Directive 2014/91/EU of 23 July 2014 on UCITS as regards depositary functions, remuneration policies and sanctions (“UCITS V Directive”) must be implemented by 18 March 2016. The UCITS V Directive clarifies the functions and liabilities of UCITS depositaries, provides the parameters for remuneration policies for UCITS management companies in order to limit excessive risk taking, and harmonises minimum administrative sanctions in respect of breaches of national provisions.

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05/08/2015

​Directive 2014/91/EU of 23 July 2014 on UCITS as regards depositary functions, remuneration policies and sanctions (“UCITS V Directive”) must be implemented by 18 March 2016. The UCITS V Directive clarifies the functions and liabilities of UCITS depositaries, provides the parameters for remuneration policies for UCITS management companies in order to limit excessive risk taking, and harmonises minimum administrative sanctions in respect of breaches of national provisions.

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Isabelle Lebbe

Isabelle Lebbe is a Partner in the Investment Management practice of Arendt & Medernach. She specialises in a wide range of investment funds with a focus on regulated funds. She advises clients on the corporate, regulatory and tax aspects of the creation, marketing and operation of investment funds and management entities. In addition to advisory activities, Isabelle launched and supervises Arendt Institute, Arendt’s learning organisation which provides open courses through training agendas, digital modules and dedicated training programmes designed to meet the specific context of clients’ organisations. Isabelle also leads the diversity and sustainability initiatives within the Arendt Group...

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