Luxembourg’s financial supervisor CSSF on Monday ordered alternative investment managers to exclusively use a new ePassporting module in its eDesk electronic reporting portal to share notifications for the marketing of investment products registered in the Grand Duchy.
The new notification requirements apply to the marketing materials for shares in alternative investment funds offered in Luxembourg and in other member states of the European Union. The requirement also applies to Alternative Investment Fund Managers, or AIFMs, offering European long-term investment funds, or ELTIFs.
The announcement follows the CSSF publication last month on a new reporting method for managers of Ucits and alternative investment funds. CSSF said at the time that all marketing notifications will be progressively moved to its eDesk portal.