Fund director in Luxembourg, vehicle governance and substance.
A fund director sits on the board of a Luxembourg investment vehicle and oversees its governance and substance, in liaison with the manager (AIFM / management company). FSL provides directors and operational governance; the approval of fund officers is the CSSF's remit (fit & proper) and legal opinions are coordinated with our partner lawyers.
A fund director is a board member of an investment vehicle (RAIF, SCSp, SICAV-SIF, SICAR) or of its general partner. They contribute to governance, oversight of delegates and documentation of decisions. For regulated structures, officers are subject to the CSSF's fit & proper assessment.
Governance of vehicles managed by an authorised manager is framed by the AIFM law of 12 July 2013 and CSSF circular 18/698 (governance and substance of IFMs). The director function is governed by the law of 10 August 1915.
Key takeaway
- A fund director exercises genuine oversight of delegates.
- Governance follows the AIFM law and CSSF circular 18/698.
- Approval of officers of regulated structures is the CSSF's remit.
Who this is for
- Promoters of RAIFs, SCSps and alternative funds
- General partners of fund structures
- Management companies and AIFMs seeking directors
- Institutional investors requiring robust governance
What we do
- Director mandate on the fund or GP board
- Oversight of delegates (AIFM, administration, depositary)
- Documentation of decisions and boards held in Luxembourg
- Coordination with AIFM / management company support
- Contribution to substance and the control framework
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