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1984
A European Fund for Monetary Co-operation (EFMC) has, as a legal creation, existed since 1973. Unfortunately, at the time of its creation, it was not possible to reach an agreement on the permanent site of the Fund ———— the contestants being London and Luxembourg. Thus the following compromise was agreed upon.
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A European Fund for Monetary Co-operation (EFMC) has, as a legal creation, existed since 1973. Unfortunately, at the time of its creation, it was not possible to reach an agreement on the permanent site of the Fund ———— the contestants being London and Luxembourg. Thus the following compromise was agreed upon.
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The Journal of Wealth Management, 2002
Observing that the European hedge fund industry has grown exponentially in the last few years, the author discusses the structure of the industry and the reasons for its growth, noting several issues frequently cited as areas of concern for potential investors.
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Observing that the European hedge fund industry has grown exponentially in the last few years, the author discusses the structure of the industry and the reasons for its growth, noting several issues frequently cited as areas of concern for potential investors.
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The Journal of Portfolio Management, 2004
The European hedge fund industry has developed somewhat differently from the industry in the United States. In Europe, there are considerable geographic differences in terms of regulatory scrutiny, tax regimes, investor demand, and hedge fund and fund of funds locations.
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The European hedge fund industry has developed somewhat differently from the industry in the United States. In Europe, there are considerable geographic differences in terms of regulatory scrutiny, tax regimes, investor demand, and hedge fund and fund of funds locations.
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1999
Abstract In Article 117 of the EEC Treaty, Member States agreed upon the need to promote improved working conditions and an improved standard of living for workers. They believed that such improvements would ensue not only from the functioning of the common market but also from the procedures provided for in the Treaty.
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Abstract In Article 117 of the EEC Treaty, Member States agreed upon the need to promote improved working conditions and an improved standard of living for workers. They believed that such improvements would ensue not only from the functioning of the common market but also from the procedures provided for in the Treaty.
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A Comparison of the European and U.S. Funds of Hedge Funds Industries
The Journal of Investing, 2010This article empirically investigates regional differences in the performance of funds of hedge funds (FHFs). It uses descriptive variables and time series for 533 FHFs from the Lipper TASS Hedge Fund Database and segregates them into regional peer groups.
Thomas Heidorn +2 more
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The persistence of European mutual fund performance
Research in International Business and Finance, 2012This paper examines the performance and persistence in performance of style-consistent European equity mutual funds between 1988 and 2010. Using a large survivorship bias-free sample for six European countries, we document strong evidence of persistence in benchmark-adjusted returns over 1-year time periods as well as over longer periods.
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The European Social Fund and domestic activation policies: Europeanization mechanisms
Journal of European Social Policy, 2011This article analyses the effects of the European Social Fund (ESF) on domestic activation policies in the three Belgian regions: Flanders, Wallonia and Brussels. We argue that over the last decade the ESF has had a catalytic impact, first on the innovation of activation instruments, second on the governance of employment policies and third on policy ...
Verschraegen, G. +2 more
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The anatomy of European investment fund law
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2017As of 31 December 2016 investment fund managers in the European Union (EU) and the European Economic Area (EEA) managed more than €14trillion, equivalent to 33.2% of worldwide investment fund assets. More importantly all asset classes and fund types experience significant growth for more than a decade. While outside of Europe most commentators point to
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The European Social Fund and the Employment at the European Level [PDF]
Revista Tinerior Economisti(The Young Economists Journal), 2008 The economic and social cohesion was in the last decade one of the priority subjects of the European Agenda. In an enlarged European Union, ESF has to contribute to the growth of the employment of the internal market by facilitating the mobility and the adaptation of the labour force, determining the growth of the living standard of the European ...
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