Remuneration policies for alternative investment fund managers

The AMF is applying ESMA guidelines on remuneration policies for alternative investment fund managers (ESMA/2013/232). The AMF is incorporating these guidelines into a position that makes certain clarifications to prevent poorly designed remuneration structures from adversely affecting risk management and control. Some of the provisions apply in a manner appropriate to the fund manager’s size and organisation, as well as to the nature, scope and complexity of the fund manager’s business.