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Closet Index Funds: a contribution to the debate in Europe

The possible existence of closet index funds, is an important matter for financial regulators, including the AMF, both in terms of financial information and investor protection. Today the AMF is keen to contribute to the European debate and analysed nearly 800 French funds using a method based on fund return and market data. It enables more funds to be examined than was previously possible, especially through a holding-based approach. This approach does not relieve the regulator of carrying out an in-depth individual analysis of the funds flagged as least active in the sample.

07 May 2026
The Autorité des Marchés Financiers (AMF) has approved the updated ‘Provisions’ of the AFG Code of Ethics for Third-Party Asset Management and extended these to all… The Autorité des Marchés Financiers (AMF) has approved the updated ‘Provisions’ of the AFG Code of Ethics for Third-Party Asset Management and extended these to all investment services providers
24 April 2026
In an increasingly digital investment landscape, the AMF stresses the importance of the quality of the information provided to retail investors throughout the investor journey In an increasingly digital investment landscape, the AMF stresses the importance of the quality of the information provided to retail investors throughout the investor journey