The EU Commission on 12 March 2018 issued proposals for a new Directive and new Regulation intended to “boost the cross-border market for investment funds” and “eliminate current regulatory barriers to the cross-border distribution of investment funds in order to enable a better functioning Single Market and economies of scale”. It is unlikely to surprise anyone who has been involved in the long-running saga of implementation of the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive (AIFMD) to discover that the provisions of the new draft legislation are likely to be seen by fund managers as further restricting, rather than liberalising, their ability to market and raise money across the EU.
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