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The proposed new collective investment scheme in Switzerland: the L-QIF


BSL Banking in Switzerland and Luxembourg – December 2021
Frédérique Bensahel

On 9 June 2021, the States Council (Senate) adopted unanimously the proposed bill aimed at introducing into Swiss legislation on collective investment schemes (CISA) a type of fund strictly reserved for qualified investors (the “Limited Qualified Investor Fund” or “L-QIF”) exempted from authorization or approval from the FINMA. Some amendments have however been made to the Federal Council’s initial draft.

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