FME Regulatory Intelligence, Learning & Practice · IFSCA (Fund Management) Regulations, 2025
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Register an FME

Work through the Chapter II eligibility conditions before applying.

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Numbers that apply 6

NumberControlsSource
5 yrs managing ≥ USD 200m AUM for > 25,000 investorsRetail FME track record (route 1)Reg 6(2)(a)(i)
Control person(s) ≥25%: 5 yrs, ≥1,000 investors, ≥ USD 50m; FME net worth ≥ USD 2mRetail FME track record (route 2)Reg 6(2)(a)(ii)
AUM ≥ USD 1 billion (excluding FoF AUM) at FY closeAdditional KMP (fund management)Reg 7(4)
USD 75,000Net worth — Authorised FMESecond Schedule
USD 500,000Net worth — Registered FME (Non-Retail)Second Schedule
USD 1,000,000Net worth — Registered FME (Retail)Second Schedule

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