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CSSF Updates Cross-Border Management Notification Templates for AIFMD II Transposition

The CSSF has published updated notification letter templates and guidance for Luxembourg-domiciled investment fund managers (IFMs) to reflect changes introduced by AIFMD II, transposed into Luxembourg law on 3 March 2026. The new templates must be used from 31 July 2026 for cross-border management notifications within the EEA. The eDesk module for such notifications is also updated accordingly.

30 Jul 2026Deadline: 31 Jul 2026LU_CSSF

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