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Art. 109

951.311CISOFederal Council OrdinanceJan 1, 2007Original source

(Art. 79 CISA)

  1. The regulations of a collective investment scheme whose value is difficult to ascertain, or which has limited marketability, may provide for notice to be served only on specific dates, subject to a minimum of four times per year.
  2. FINMA may in the event of a justified request restrict the right to redeem at any time depending on the investments and investment policy. This shall apply specifically in the case of:
    1. investments which are not listed and not traded on another regulated market open to the public;
    2. mortgages;
    3. private equity investments.
  3. Where the right to redeem at any time is restricted, such fact must be stated explicitly in the fund regulations, in the prospectus and in the key information document.1
  4. The right to redeem at any time may be suspended for a maximum of five years.
  5. The fund management company and the SICAV may permit a pro rata cutting off of redemption applications on reaching a specific percentage or threshold on a specific trading day in exceptional circumstances if this is in the interests of the remaining investors (gating). The remaining portion of redemption applications shall be considered submitted for the subsequent valuation day. Details must be disclosed in the fund regulations. FINMA approves the inclusion of gating in the fund regulations.2
  6. The audit company and FINMA must be informed immediately of any decision on deferral or gating as well as any lifting of such. Investors must also be notified in a suitable manner.3

Footnotes

  1. Amended by Annex 11 No 1 of the Financial Services Ordinance of 6 Nov. 2019, in force since 1 Jan. 2020 (AS 2019 4459).

  2. Inserted by Annex 11 No 1 of the Financial Services Ordinance of 6 Nov. 2019, in force since 1 Jan. 2020 (AS 2019 4459).

  3. Inserted by Annex 11 No 1 of the Financial Services Ordinance of 6 Nov. 2019, in force since 1 Jan. 2020 (AS 2019 4459).

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