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    European Alternative Investment Fund Domiciles

    Update: My research shows: In Europe the main options are: Luxembourg - Good for large funds (very expensive) Netherlands - New compelling offerings for a small fund (Under 100m euro), under the Small Managers Act. Takes very long and a complex process Estonia - Fast and Cheap (becoming a...
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    Luxembourg Alternative Investment Fund Costs

    The fund will invest in mainland European startups, specifically Eastern Europe, LP's will be mainly from this region. Reading this has given me a lot to think about thanks! I was under the misconception that for AIF's Luxembourg provided the best cross border capital distribution, as well as...
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    Luxembourg Alternative Investment Fund Costs

    Hi all, I am working as an intern within a European VC. We are looking to raise our second fund ($25m-$50m) and domicile within Luxembourg. Does anyone have any information on the cost of setting up a fund, preferably starting as a RAIF (due to fast speed to market) and then converting into...
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    European Alternative Investment Fund Domiciles

    Nicholas thanks for further expanding. You've really helped me a lot with your fantastic knowledge. For others viewing this thread, I will post and share my findings once I am done for anyone interested! There doesn't seem to be many sources comparing and contrasting mainland EU AIF domiciles...
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    European Alternative Investment Fund Domiciles

    Thank you for your insight, Nicholas! Indeed it is very helpful.
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    European Alternative Investment Fund Domiciles

    Hi All, I am currently an intern with a European VC. I've been tasked with comprising a report on European domiciles for a new fund (below 100m Euros). I've been looking at Luxembourg, the Netherlands and Estonia. I wondered if any experienced professionals have some insight on European...

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