IRELAND - Ireland will soon introduce legislation to permit non-UCITS common contractual funds. The structure would allow more flexibility in the types of investments allowed in the funds, including alternative assets such as hedge funds.
The move follows the successful launch of UCITS CCFs in Ireland, which are attracting the interest of multinational companies as a vehicle for their pooled assets for cross-border pension funds. ...
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