New Rules on EuVECA Conflicts of Interest
Published 22 May 2019
Category: EuVECA
On 22 May 2019 the European Commission adopted delegated regulation specifying different types of conflicts of interest of managers of European Venture Capital Funds (EuVECA) and the steps to be taken in terms of structures, organisational and administrative procedures in order to identify, prevent, manage, monitor and disclose such conflicts.
Next Steps: The new rules will apply from 11 December 2019.
See the delegated regulation here.
Also tagged ‘Conflict of Interests (COI)’
The New EuVECA Conflict of Interest Rules
On 22 May 2019, the European Commission’s proposed delegated regulation supplementing the EuVECA Regulation was published in the Official Journal of the EU. It clarifies the conflicts of interest rules governing EuVECA managers and what measures to be taken by EuVECA managers to detect, prevent and control conflicts of interest.
Conflict of Interests (COI)Disclosure RequirementsGovernanceManagement RemunerationCommission Adopts Delegated Regulation Regarding COI’s on EuVECA Funds
The proposal specifies the type of conflict of interest referred to in the EuVECA directive and the steps that EuVECA fund managers must take.
Conflict of Interests (COI)GovernanceVenture CapitalOther updates
EU Commission presents proposal for EU Inc. (28th regime)
The initiative aims to address long-standing fragmentation across the EU’s 27 national company law systems by introducing a single, harmonised legal structure designed primarily for innovative companies and startups.
Venture CapitalPublication of Omnibus l
The Omnibus I Directive (Directive 2026/470) was published in the Official Journal of the European Union on 26 February 2026.
CSDDDCSRDSustainabilityEU Inc.
At the World Economic Forum in Davos, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen officially placed the long-debated EU Inc. concept at the center of the EU’s strategic narrative.
Venture CapitalEuropean Parliament approves provisional agreement on the Omnibus package
The Omnibus I simplification package introduces amendments to the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (“CSDDD”) and the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (“CSRD”).
CSDDDCSRDSustainabilityThe Danish FSA publishes observations on sustainability reports
The Danish Financial Supervisory Authority (the “Danish FSA”) published a report evaluating the sustainability reports of 21 financial companies in connection with their annual reports for 2024.
CSRDSustainabilityThe Danish FSAEU political agreement on strengthened FDI screening framework
The initiative forms part of the EU’s wider economic security agenda and seeks to reduce fragmentation between national screening regimes while strengthening the protection of security and public order.
Cross-BorderDanish Regulation