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Launch a Retail scheme

Registered FME (Retail) only; draft offer document 21 working days before launch.

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NumberControlsSource
≥20 investors; no single investor >25%; within 6 months of offer closeRetail scheme — investor floor / concentrationReg 44
≤15% of AUM in unlisted securitiesRetail — unlisted (open-ended)Reg 47(1)
≤10% AUM (up to 15% with fiduciary approval)Retail — single companyReg 47(3)
≤25% AUM (≤50% for financial services)Retail — single sectorReg 47(4)
≤25% of AUM in associateRetail — associate exposureReg 47(5)
Min USD 3m; open-ended may commence at USD 1mRetail scheme — corpusReg 47(6)
≥1% of AUM or USD 200,000 (lower)Retail — FME contributionReg 52(1) (2nd Amdt)

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