Nordic unquote" October 2010
As Europe’s politicians return from the summer recess, negotiations over the final shape of the Alternative Investment Fund Managers’ (AIFM) Directive have resumed. A revised compromise on the Directive, issued by the new Belgian presidency, will now be discussed ahead of an expected vote.
]The Belgian government has released a new compromise document to replace the general approach agreed earlier in the year under the former Spanish presidency. This has yet to be agreed by the European council, but is likely to lead to some relaxation of the most controversial aspects of the Directive.
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- The cost of leverage
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