Shake-out feared over AIFMD reform proposals
Making custodians liable for asset losses would raise costs sharply, lead to consolidation and alter the way the industry operates, agree summit participants.
Proposed reforms under the Alternative Investment Funds Management Directive that would see custodians held liable for asset losses could drive a wave of consolidation and alter the way the industry operates forever.
Under AIFMD, which governs all non-Ucits funds and must be implemented across EU states by July 2013, alternative investment managers must appoint a depository for each fund they manage.
But clearly the repercussions of imposing liability on custodians for loss of a…
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