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FEES 4 Annex 4 1910Periodic fees in relation to collective investment schemes, AIFs marketed in the UK and small registered UK AIFMs payable for the period 1 April 2013 to 31 March 201413

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1Part 1 - Periodic fees payable

Scheme type

Basic fee (£)

Total funds/sub-funds aggregate

Fund factor

Fee (£)

ICVC,

AUT,

ACS,11Section 264 of the Act,

(for fee year 2013/2014 only), schemes formerly recognised under section 270 of the Act, as in force immediately before 22 July 2013,12schemes other than non-EEA AIFs recognised under section 272 of the Act,12

12

680109

24689

1-2

3-6

7-15

16-50

>50

1

2.5

5

11

22

680109

1,700109

3,400109

7,480109

14,960109

236236236236236788888999991010101010

Non-EEA AIFs recognised under section 272 of the Act

,12

(from fee year 2014/2015), schemes formerly recognised under section 270 of the Act, as in force immediately before 22 July 2013 12

12

2,77010

2478910

1-2

3-6

7-15

16-50

>50

1

2.5

5

11

22

2,77010

6,92510

13,85010

30,47010

60,94010

23623236236236788888999991010101010

Fees are charged according to the number of funds or sub-funds 5operated by a firm as at 31 March 20129.83 Where a new collective investment scheme becomes authorised during a year, fees are charged according to the number of funds or sub-funds 5operated by a firm as at the date of authorisation. Where more than one fund or sub-fund 5is operated,5 the number of funds (not including the umbrella 5or parent fund) produces a 'fund factor' in accordance with the table above,5 which is then applied to a basic fee to produce one total fee per operator 5. Fund factors are applied per operator 5rather than per scheme 5so that the fees relate to the number of funds rather than the number of schemes5. This means that, for example, an authorised fund manager5 of three schemes 5pays the same as an operator 5or authorised fund manager 5of one scheme 5with three sub-funds 5(as only the sub-funds 5are counted).

Schemes5 set up under section 264 of the Act are charged according to the number of funds or sub-funds 5which a firm is operating and marketing into the UK as at 31 March immediately before the start of the period to which the fee applies. For example, for 2010/117fees a reference to 31 March means 31 March 2010.7

Part 2 - Periodic fees for AIFs marketed in the UK, following a notification to the FCA under regulation 57, 58 or 59 of the AIFMD UK regulation13

5235895555555555555555373

13Kind of notification

Fee per AIF (£)

Notification under regulation 57 of the AIFMD UK regulation

500

Notification under regulation 58 of the AIFMD UK regulation

350

Notification under regulation 59 of the AIFMD UK regulation

500

Part 3 - Periodic fees paid by small registered UK AIFMs13

13The annual fee for small registered UK AIFMs is £750