On Demand: Overseas Fund Regime (OFR) Requirements
To maintain compliance and achieve strategic goals, it is essential for asset managers to keep up with the ever-changing global regulatory landscape. As you manage and increase your distribution footprint and you expand internationally, understanding country specific intricacies such as the UK FCA’s Overseas Fund Regime is more important than ever. Whether you’re managing funds across different jurisdictions or looking to tap into new global opportunities, mastering these regulatory complexities is key to minimising risks and driving growth.
This episode of the must-attend Navigating Complexity Series of webinars, will be hosted by Martin Neason, Head of Registration Solutions, FE fundinfo, our industry expert who will be there to answer your questions helping you efficiently and compliantly transition into this new regime.
This webinar is an open panel where you will get an opportunity to:
• Ask our subject matter experts any OFR-related questions
• Hear your industry peers’ concerns and our feedback
• Find out what possible solutions may entail
Who Should Attend:
- Asset Managers and Management Companies
- Product Development and Strategy professionals
- Legal professionals working for asset managers
Looking to launch new funds for sale in the UK or transition from the Temporary Marketing Permissions Regime to the new OFR regime.
Why Attend:
- Expert Insights: Learn directly from experienced professionals in the field of international fund regulations.
- Real-World Solutions: Gain actionable advice on how to streamline compliance and manage cross-border funds effectively.
- Interactive Q&A Session: Have your specific questions addressed by the panel in real-time.
This webinar is an invaluable resource for asset managers who want to deepen their understanding of global fund regimes and optimize their investment strategies distribution across international borders.
Disclaimer
Please note that the information shared during this webinar is based on our understanding and experience of the market and is for information purposes only. We are not legal or financial advisors, and the content provided should not be construed as legal, regulatory, or financial advice. Attendees are encouraged to seek professional advice for specific guidance related to regulation.