About FundRegTracker
FundRegTracker is an independent reference, run by an experienced practitioner. It reads the regulators so you don't have to — pulling primary texts, diffing registers, drafting updates and re-verifying pages on a cadence manually-written publications rarely match. Every claim links its primary source and every change is logged, so you can check the work rather than take it on trust. That is the whole product.
Why this exists
Fund regulation has a publishing gap. Regulators publish primary texts — authoritative, scattered, unreadable in a hurry. Law firms publish alerts — readable, dated the day the rule changed, and quietly rotting ever after. Nobody maintains the page in between: the current position, across domiciles, free. These pages are built to be that layer — and to be checkable, which matters more than being believed.
The transparency contract
No byline means the evidence has to carry the credibility, so every page is built to be audited:
- Primary source on every claim. If a sentence states a threshold, a date or a duty, it links the law, circular or regulator page it came from — not our opinion of it.
- Last-verified dates, changes on the page. Every page shows when it was last checked, and each law page records changes in the law — amendments, effective dates, corrections — right where you read it. The record tracks the rules, not our housekeeping; a fact that changes is corrected in place and recorded, never silently rewritten.
- "To verify" means exactly that. Anything we could not pin to a primary source sits in a visible red box, stated as open — never asserted as fact.
- Data comes with its provenance. Every table from a dataset carries when we pulled it, what date the source's data represents, the named source, and the limitations — lag and coverage gaps included. Lagged data presented as current is a lie with a timestamp; we don't do it.
- Corrections are content. When we were wrong, the fix is a ledger entry you can read, not a stealth edit.
What this is not
Not legal advice, not a law firm, not a vendor with a product to sell you at the bottom of the page. Nothing here is a recommendation to structure, invest or file anything — the pages give you the current position and the primary sources; judgement stays yours (and, where it matters, your counsel's).
Privacy
No accounts, no sign-in, no ads, and nothing about you is sold or shared — you can read every page without handing over a thing. Traffic is measured with Cloudflare Web Analytics, which is cookieless and aggregate: it sets no cookies, builds no cross-site profile, and never identifies you individually. The calendar builder runs entirely in your browser — the fund names you type never leave the page and are never sent to a server. The only time anything reaches us is when you choose to send it, through the contact form below, which opens your own email app. That is the whole of it; there is no other tracking on the site.
Coverage
The world's prominent fund jurisdictions in depth — from Luxembourg, Ireland, the UK, Jersey and Guernsey to Cayman, the US, BVI, Singapore and the DIFC/ADGM — plus US SEC fund data, register feeds, the regulatory and investor tax calendars, a growing glossary, practical guides, a plain-English FAQ and a regulation library. The roadmap runs on reader value per hour of maintenance — a page that cannot be kept current does not ship.
Found an error? The fastest way to make this site better is to prove a page wrong — the correction becomes a ledger entry the same day. Use the form below.
Contact & corrections
A question, a request for the full dataset, or a fix — it reaches an actual person. Corrections are especially welcome: if a page is out of date or wrong, tell us and it becomes a same-day changelog entry — better for the next reader.