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www.dilloneustace.ie October 2014 Memorandum of Understanding between the IFIA and AMAC On the 14 th October, 2014, the Irish Funds Industry Association (“IFIA”) and the Asset Management Association of China (“AMAC”) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (“MOU”) in Beijing which will promote even closer co-operation and information exchange between the funds industry in Ireland and China. The IFIA represents the international investment funds community in Ireland, representing administrators, custodian banks, managers, transfer agents, fund promoters and professional advisory firms involved in the international fund services industry in Ireland. The AMAC is a self-regulatory organisation, established in June, 2012 which represents the mutual fund industry of China. Its members include fund management companies, banks, local equity associations, insurance companies, trusts, QFIIs, private equity firms, etc. The signing of the MOU between the IFIA and AMAC will encourage and support greater international capital flows, better industry communication, information sharing and reciprocal relationships, including an agreement to promote mutual assistance and the exchange of information in all aspects of the asset management industry, covering areas such as regulatory developments and sound practices to improve investor protection. It is expected that the MOU will attract Chinese fund promoters and asset managers to select Ireland as their domicile of choice for AIFMD compliant and UCITS funds. For further information on any of the issues discussed in this article please contact: Brian Dillon DD:+ 353 (0)1 673 1733 [email protected] Paul Moloney DD:+ 852 3521 0352 [email protected]

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Page 1: Memorandum of Understanding between the IFIA and AMAC...between the IFIA and AMAC On the 14th October, 2014, the Irish Funds Industry Association (“IFIA”) and the Asset Management

www.dilloneustace.ie

October 2014

Memorandum of Understanding

between the IFIA and AMAC

On the 14th

October, 2014, the Irish Funds Industry Association

(“IFIA”) and the Asset Management Association of China (“AMAC”)

signed a Memorandum of Understanding (“MOU”) in Beijing which

will promote even closer co-operation and information exchange

between the funds industry in Ireland and China.

The IFIA represents the international investment funds community in

Ireland, representing administrators, custodian banks, managers,

transfer agents, fund promoters and professional advisory firms

involved in the international fund services industry in Ireland.

The AMAC is a self-regulatory organisation, established in June,

2012 which represents the mutual fund industry of China. Its

members include fund management companies, banks, local equity

associations, insurance companies, trusts, QFIIs, private equity

firms, etc.

The signing of the MOU between the IFIA and AMAC will encourage

and support greater international capital flows, better industry

communication, information sharing and reciprocal relationships,

including an agreement to promote mutual assistance and the

exchange of information in all aspects of the asset management

industry, covering areas such as regulatory developments and sound

practices to improve investor protection.

It is expected that the MOU will attract Chinese fund promoters and

asset managers to select Ireland as their domicile of choice for

AIFMD compliant and UCITS funds.

For further information

on any of the issues

discussed in this article

please contact:

Brian Dillon

DD:+ 353 (0)1 673 1733

[email protected]

Paul Moloney

DD:+ 852 3521 0352

[email protected]

Page 2: Memorandum of Understanding between the IFIA and AMAC...between the IFIA and AMAC On the 14th October, 2014, the Irish Funds Industry Association (“IFIA”) and the Asset Management

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23 October, 2014