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UCITS Money Market Funds. 6. Index Tracking UCITS. 7. UCITS investing in other Collective Investment Schemes. 8. UCITS investing in Financial Derivative 22 Jul 2019 BlackRock Customised Euro Non-Sovereign Bond Index Fund 1 “Guidance”, the Central Bank of Ireland guidance entitled “UCITS 27 Jun 2019 Sample Clauses for performance fees of German UCITS fees to ascertain if they were in line with the CBI's UCITS performance fee guidance. The CBI Index allows for two modes of comparison by ranking of the overall performance and desirability of twelve citizenship by investment programmes. The Central Bank of Ireland provides a pragmatic and efficient regulatory Convertible arbitrage; Commodity index; Hedge fund index; Funds of UCITS funds
11 Aug 2017 AFG observes that CBI mentions issues that have already been analysed for commodities indices (according to UCITS diversification rules).
25 Aug 2019 The Guidance now contains criteria for when an index certification is not required , the UCITS to directly invest in the constituents of the index as allowed by the The Central Bank of Ireland's UCITS Performance Fee review 8 Aug 2019 for review prior to a UCITS fund investing in such financial indices. CBI UCITS Regulations documented due diligence on each financial 14 Dec 2018 The Central Bank of Ireland (CBI) has introduced a self-certification regime for indices used by UCITS funds. This policy change, which has 10 Jan 2020 The Central Bank of Ireland has clarified its guidance on the pre- and post- authorisation confirmation process to be used by a UCITS using a UCITS Money Market Funds. 6. Index Tracking UCITS. 7. UCITS investing in other Collective Investment Schemes. 8. UCITS investing in Financial Derivative
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The CBI’s revised UCITS Financial Indices guidance issued in July 2019. On 9 January 2020 Irish Funds issued a regulatory update with the following information from the CBI: At the fund authorisation stage the CBI require a confirmation where an index is required to be referenced specifically within the fund’s Prospectus (and certification of the index is not required). Irrespective of whether written certification is or is not required to be provided to the Central Bank, a UCITS management company must carry out pursuant to the CBI UCITS Regulations documented due diligence on each financial index prior to investment by a UCITS fund and be satisfied that the relevant financial index meets all regulatory Annual Audited Report. A UCITS first annual audited report must: (a) include all sub-funds of the UCITS launched within the period to which the report relates; and (b) be published and submitted to the CBI within 4 months of its preparation and in any event not later than 4 months after the expiration of the 18 month period of the UCITS establishment or incorporation. the UCITS and the performance of the index tracked. VI. Index-tracking leveraged UCITS 12. Index-tracking leveraged UCITS must comply with the limits and rules on global exposure estab-lished by Article 51(3) of the UCITS Directive. They should calculate their global exposure using ei-
10 Jan 2020 The Central Bank of Ireland has clarified its guidance on the pre- and post- authorisation confirmation process to be used by a UCITS using a
(a) where a UCITS is established as an index-tracking UCITS, the KIID shall include, in summary form, information on how the index will be tracked and the implications of the chosen method for unitholders in terms of their exposure to the underlying index and counterparty risk; and
10 Jan 2020 The Central Bank of Ireland has clarified its guidance on the pre- and post- authorisation confirmation process to be used by a UCITS using a
8 Aug 2019 for review prior to a UCITS fund investing in such financial indices. CBI UCITS Regulations documented due diligence on each financial 14 Dec 2018 The Central Bank of Ireland (CBI) has introduced a self-certification regime for indices used by UCITS funds. This policy change, which has
Prior to the issue of the Guidance, the CBI required that indices used by UCITS funds be submitted for CBI review where an index comprised of corporate issuers exceeded the usual UCITS concentration limits or where the index was comprised of ineligible assets, i.e. assets in which a UCITS cannot invest in directly, such as commodity futures. If a UCITS established in another Member State proposes to market its units in Ireland, the UCITS must ensure that its home state competent authority provides the Central Bank the documentation specified in Article 93 of the UCITS Directive as well as an attestation certifying that the UCITS complies with the conditions imposed by Directive