Irish regulator consults on ETFs

- Structured Products staff
- 06 Oct 2009

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The Irish financial regulator is seeking feedback from the structured products industry over its review of the eligibility of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) as investments under the Undertakings for Collective Investments in Transferable Securities III directive (Ucits).

In Ireland, investment in ETFs is classified as an investment in a collective investment scheme (CIS), meaning that up to 20% of a fund can be invested in a single ETF. Classifying them as transferable securities would reduce this

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