Abstract
Collective investment vehicles are used to take advantage of economies of scale, cost reduction and many (operational) efficiency gains, including decreasing administrative and monitoring burdens. This article focuses on cross-border collective investment vehicle structures implemented through the Netherlands, and, where appropriate, considers specific aspects in relation to derivative instruments.
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