All EU Member States were required to transpose the AIFMD II reforms by 16 April 2026—covering updates to both the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive (AIFMD) and the UCITS Directive—into national law.
This digital implementation tracker provides a dynamic overview of each country’s legislative journey toward implementation. Now also including Channel Islands and EEA EFTA States. We will continuously update the timeline to reflect new developments and expand the scope of tracked milestones and questions as needed.The implementation tracker includes:
A RAG status for each Member State:
Red indicates no steps taken toward implementation
Amber indicates initial steps underway
Green indicates implementation completed
A summary of legislative actions taken to date
Links to official source materials, where available
The tracker will be updated regularly to reflect new legislative developments and expanded to include additional milestones and relevant commentary as needed.
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