
UK & Ireland unquote” 1 November 2010

European Parliament negotiators last week agreed on the final text of the Alternative Investment Fund Managers (AIFM) Directive, bringing 18 months of discussion to an end.
]The Directive, which was first proposed in March 2009 amidst some of the worst economic conditions seen since the Second World War, has undergone numerous changes to try and create a consensus over the final set of rules, which will impact private equity, venture capital and hedge funds, among others.
In the 1 November edition of UK & Ireland unquote":
- Fundraising in Eastern Europe
- Future divisions in the industry?
- Private equity invests in games
- And more...
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