<p>Hi everyone! Building upon what Max mentioned, I’d like to add that AIFs in the European Union are regulated by the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive (AIFMD). This regulatory framework aims to promote investor protection, market stability, and transparency. AIFMD sets out various requirements for AIF managers, including authorization, reporting, and risk management obligations. These regulations contribute to a more structured and secure environment for investors. Additionally, AIFs offer the potential for higher returns compared to traditional investments due to the exposure to alternative asset classes. However, it’s important to assess the associated risks, as some AIFs may have higher levels of volatility and illiquidity. As with any investment, it’s advisable to consult with a financial advisor to determine if AIFs align with your investment goals and risk tolerance.</p>