French Monetary and Financial CodeIn force
Paragraph 5: Sociétés d'investissement à capital fixe.
Article D214-178
The initial capital of a SICAF may not be less than €8 million.
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Showing 481–490 of 31981 articles for “Art. Cass. 1e civ. 17-5-1993 n° 91-20.112”
The initial capital of a SICAF may not be less than €8 million.
I.-Any investment company with fixed capital, known as a SICAF, whose shares are admitted to trading on a French or foreign financial instruments market operated by a market undertaking, an investment…
The strategy referred to in article L. 214-128 describes the SICAF's management objective, investment policy and risk profile. These elements are set out in the SICAF's Articles of Association. They a…
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