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      The Financial Services and Markets Authority (FSMA) communicated its regulatory fees for notification and maintenance of foreign UCITS and AIFs in Belgium, applying the 2024 index.

      Please see hereafter a table summarizing the updated fees (in EUR), in comparison with 2023:

      UCITS

      2023

      2024

      Initial notification fee per sub-fund (art. 29 of the Royal Decree)

      434

      471

      Annual maintenance fee per sub-fund (art. 5, §4, 1° of the Royal Decree)

      2965

      3222

      AIFs

      2023

      2024

      Initial notification fee per sub-fund (art. 29 of the Royal Decree)

      AIF distributed to retail investors

      434

      471

      AIF distributed to professional investors only

      0

      0

      Annual maintenance fee (art. 5 of the Royal Decree)

      EEA-AIF distributed to professional investors only

      0

      0

      Self-managed licensed third country AIF distributed to professional investors only (art. 5, §1/1, 3° of the Royal Decree)

      540

      586

      Basis maintenance fee for all AIF distributed to retail investors (1) (art. 5, §4, 2° of the Royal Decree)

      (2) Doubled for the first year the fee is due

      18520
      (2)

      20125
      (2)

      Additional maintenance fee for self-managed AIFs:

       

      • Self-managed licensed EEA-AIF distributed to retail investors (art. 5, §1/1, 3° of the Royal Decree)

      540

      486

      • Self-managed licensed third country AIF distributed to retail investors (art. 5, §1/1, 1° of the Royal Decree), the amount of fees depends on the amount of assets under management during the preceding year as communicated in the financial reports to the FSMA:

      a) AUM above 500 Mio EUR

      4329

      4704

      b) AUM between 100 Mio EUR and 500 Mio EUR

      2598

      2823

      c) AUM up to 100 Mio EUR

      876

      942

      (1) Public undertakings for collective investment in debt claims under Belgian and Foreign Law pay a contribution equal to 0.02 EUR per thousand of the total value of their assets under management on 31 December of the previous year.

      The FSMA normally issues its invoices in December.

      Feel free to contact us should you require additional information.

      Contacts

      Said Fihri

      Partner, Head of Digital Assets Services

      KPMG in Luxembourg

      Henrik Olsson
      Senior Manager
      +352 22 51 51 7417
      henrik.olsson@kpmg.lu


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