Legal reporting encompasses all the periodic and ad hoc information to be transmitted to the CSSF for prudential supervisory purposes by the management companies authorised under Chapter 15 of the Law of 17 December 2010 relating to undertakings for collective investment (“Management Companies – Chapter 15”) under its supervision, observing the file transport and data protection instructions.

The supervised entities are required to transmit periodic data relating to their activities to the CSSF on a quarterly or annual basis, depending on the circumstances.

The CSSF instructions only concern the prudential reporting (table SG), for which the CSSF is responsible.

The page File transport and data protection provides additional technical details regarding the transmission channels for reporting.

Please refer to the pages for “Investment funds and vehicles” for instructions relating to information that self-managed investment firms must provide to the CSSF.

National prudential reporting

G2.1 Management Companies – Chapter 15 quarterly and annual reporting

In accordance with Circulars CSSF 15/633 and 10/467, Management Companies – Chapter 15 must report financial information to the CSSF on a quarterly basis (final version “N”).

In addition, Management Companies – Chapter 15 must report financial information to the CSSF on an annual basis (final version “D”).

The annual financial information concerns the audited accounts as at financial year-end which does not necessarily match with the calendar year-end. If the financial year-end does not match with a calendar quarter-end or year-end, the audited accounts must be reported on either 31 March, 30 June, 30 September or 31 December, whichever date is the closest. Management Companies – Chapter 15 shall communicate these accounts one month after the ordinary general meeting that approved the annual accounts was held.

The reporting obligation starts from the authorisation date of the Management Company – Chapter 15, even if it does not manage any funds.

The information to be submitted is detailed in the above-mentioned Circulars and should be sent via the transmission channels in Excel format.

Laws, regulations and directives

Circulars

Forms

Ad hoc prudential reporting

G2.1 Management Companies – Chapter 15 reporting versions “L” and “S”

In accordance with Circulars CSSF 15/633 and CSSF 10/467, Management Companies – Chapter 15 which have one or more branches must report financial information on the head office (accounting version “L”), head office and branches (accounting version “N”) and each individual branch (accounting version “S”, one table for each branch) to the CSSF.

In the same way as for National prudential reporting (see above), Management Companies – Chapter 15 which have one or more branches must report financial information to the CSSF on a quarterly (final version “N) and annual (final version “D”) basis.

The reporting obligation starts from the authorisation date of the Management Companies – Chapter 15 even if it does not manage any funds.

The information to be submitted is detailed in the above-mentioned Circulars and should be sent via the transmission channels in Excel format.

Laws, regulations and directives

Circulars

Forms

The legal publication of accounts of Luxembourg-registered management companies is governed by the Law of 10 August 1915 relating to the commercial companies, as amended and the Law of 19 December 2002 on the register of commerce and companies and the accounting and annual accounts of undertakings.

Article 69ter of the Law of 19 December 2002 stipulates that “[…] the annual accounts […] are drawn up and published […].”

In addition, Circular 18/698 stipulates that “[…] closing documents to be provided yearly […] within one month after the ordinary general meeting that approved the annual accounts of the IFM and seven months following the closing date of the financial year of the IFM at the latest : audited annual report of the IFM.”

Laws, regulations and directives

All legal and regulatory documents (including FAQ) can be found in the Regulatory framework section.

All forms can be found in the Publication and Data section.

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