Financial products that provide structured returns (exposure to a range of asset classes while attempting to mitigate credit or other risks) such as separately managed accounts, actively managed certificates and related products, are becoming increasingly popular. These products may be issued in varying formats that may subject to different regulatory frameworks. Some products may be issued through special purpose entities or fund vehicles, and some may be subject to active management or be designed to replicate the returns associated with an actively managed strategy. In Europe and jurisdictions outside of the United States, these products may be subject to a number of regulations that differ from the regulations applicable to similar vehicles in the United States.

Join us for an online discussion with Vestr on the growth of the market in Europe, and a conversation on the legal and regulatory considerations applicable to sales of such products into the United States and/or to U.S. persons, including those arising under the U.S. securities and other laws.

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