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Carta authorized to provide fund administration services in Luxembourg
Carta has been authorized to operate in Luxembourg as a specialised professional of the financial sector.
The authorization is supervised by Luxembourg’s financial regulator, the CSSF.
It covers five functions, including fund administration, company registration and client communications.
Carta says the licence adds fund administration and transfer agency services to its platform for private capital and fund managers.
Luxembourg is the world’s second-largest fund domicile, with about 5,000 alternative investment fund entities managing more than €1 trillion in assets.
The authorization allows Carta to provide the covered services in Luxembourg.
Carta said it has received authorization to provide fund administration and transfer agency services in Luxembourg.
The authorization makes Carta a fully licensed Specialised Professional of the Financial Sector under CSSF supervision.
It covers five statutory functions, including registrar and administrative agent services.
Carta said the authorization adds licensed services to a platform already serving Luxembourg fund managers.
- Who
- Carta received the authorization.
- What
- It was authorized to operate as a fully licensed Specialised Professional of the Financial Sector, covering five statutory functions.
- When
- October 12, 2026. The announcement described the authorization as received “today.
- Where
- Luxembourg.
- Why
- The authorization adds licensed fund administration and transfer agency services to Carta’s platform for Luxembourg fund managers.
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- Regulator
- CSSF (Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier)
- Authorization
- Specialised Professional of the Financial Sector (PSF)
- Statutory functions
- Five
- Fund domicile
- Luxembourg is home to approximately 5,000 alternative investment fund entities
- Assets
- Those entities manage over €1 trillion in assets
What people are saying
The connected platform for private capital adds licensed fund administration and transfer agency to an ERP suite built for Luxembourg fund managers
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