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ELTIF 2.0 retailisation of private funds

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Published on: 03 February 2023
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Table of contents

  • Original News
  • Key takeaways
  • Latest update on ELTIF 2.0
  • Background to ELTIF 2.0
  • What are the main changes proposed in ELTIF 2.0 compared to the original ELTIF Regulation?
  • ELTIF 2.0—criticisms
  • What’s next?
  • Conclusion

Article summary

Financial services analysis: Arne Bolch, national partner, Patrick Goebel, partner, Matthias Kerbusch, partner, Angelo Lercara, partner, Marianna Tothova, partner, and Philippa List, professional support counsel at Dechert LLP explore the main amendments that have been proposed to the ELTIF Regulation (ELTIF 2.0) and their impact on the European investment funds market.

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