F2C, based in Luxembourg, provides alternative solutions to Fund Promoters in terms of operational and pricing models for fund listings and legal notices.
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"The Financial Reporting department mandated F2C to perform a Financial Publication Audit. The outcome of this audit over exceeded our best expectations."
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From registration to publication, F2C helps Fund Promoters to benefit from the Fund industry changes through a streamlined, transparent and simple process.
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1st September 2011, Luxembourg, Zurich
F2C and fundinfo.com automate the KIID Exchange Interface
F2C and fundinfo.com are proud to announce their collaboration regarding the newly available automated KIID Exchange Interface.
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June 2011, Luxembourg
JOB VACANCY:
Operations Officers (m/f)
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April 2011, Luxembourg
F2C's KIID solution exceeds
the 100 billion € of AUM
At the time of this news release F2C's consultants' team is pleased to announce that with the increasing number of fund promoters and fund boards that have mandated F2C for it's full-cycle KIID fund data management offering, the total assets under management serviced for KIID production and dissemination as at July 1st 2011 has surpassed the 100 billion € milestone.
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March 2011, Luxembourg
Deloitte Luxembourg and F2C appointed by Swiss & Global Asset Management
On 8 March 2011, Swiss & Global Asset Management announced that Deloitte Luxembourg and F2C have been appointed to produce the Key Investor Information Documents (KIID) of their Luxembourg fund ranges.
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January 2009, Luxembourg
As part of its continuous support to the Association of the Luxembourg Fund Industry, F2C will sponsor the forthcoming edition of the ALFI Spring Conference on March 17 & 18.
Last year's edition attracted over 800 top level industry professionals from 30 countries.
During the event, F2C Management staff will be glad to meet and share opinions with Fund industry players. For further details about the conference, please visit www.alfi.lu .
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December 2, 2008, Luxembourg
The Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee in the European Parliament (ECON) adopted the report on the revision of the investment fund framework legislation UCITS IV. On the same day, Ecofin, the European Union Council on Economic and Financial Affairs gave its support to UCITS IV. Amongst the proposals adopted was a management company passport, which allows a management company to set-up a fund in a member state in which it is not established.
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September 2008, Brussels
EFAMA has released a revised and improved version of the Fund Processing Passport (FPP) - the fully harmonised document with all the key operational information. "The simplification of processing procedures should significantly facilitate dealing in fund units, reduce costs and operational risks."
Source : EFAMA (FPP Sept.2008)
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