UK:
Allowing AIFMs To Decide How To Address New Market Challenges
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The UK remains the base for a vast majority of European based
alternative investment fund managers. Kirstene Baillie's
third annual keynote chapter of the International Comparative
Legal Guide to AIFs has recently been published. The focus
this year is on empowering AIFMs to decide how to address new
market challenges.
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This article appeared in the 2016 edition of The International Comparative Legal Guide to:
Alternative Investment Funds; published by Global Legal Group Ltd,
London.
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