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Funds First spring update

Funds First spring update

11 February 2021
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Welcome to our Spring 2021 Funds First Update: a snapshot of some of the main developments and upcoming changes that we think will be of interest to fund managers, fund investors and to the funds sector as a whole. Despite the ongoing focus on COVID-19, regulators and legislators have still been busy and there is much that managers and investors should be keeping watch on over the next few months. In particular, there is news of HM Treasury’s review of the UK funds regime and of the European Commission’s review of AIFMD. We take stock of the outlook for funds post-Brexit, including an update on ESG developments and DAC 6, as well as what to expect from the revised UK financial promotion approval regime. We finish with some observations on the real estate funds market, based on our recent experiences.

Please feel free to call any of the BCLP Funds & Investment Management team or your usual BCLP contact if you would like to discuss any of the issues raised in this briefing in more detail, including how they may apply to your specific fund structures, business and planning.

Related Practice Areas

  • Funds Finance

  • Brexit

  • Real Estate Private Equity, Investments & REITs

  • Environment

  • Corporate Real Estate and Funds

Meet The Team

Matthew Baker

Co-Author, London

+44 (0) 20 3400 4902

Meet The Team

Matthew Baker

Co-Author, London

+44 (0) 20 3400 4902

Meet The Team

Matthew Baker

Co-Author, London

+44 (0) 20 3400 4902
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