CySEC Basic · Chapter 7 · 6 exam questions

Chapter 7: Alternative Investments

Rules for Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) and their managers under the AIFM framework.

6 out of 50 questions

12% of the exam

High weight chapter

What this chapter covers

The key concepts tested in Chapter 7.

1

AIFM authorisation and thresholds

2

AIF types and structures

3

Depositary obligations

4

Leverage and reporting requirements

5

Marketing of AIFs

How to approach this chapter

This is a high-weight chapter — allocate more study time here. After studying, drill practice questions immediately while the material is fresh. Target 90%+ on this chapter before moving on.

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Chapter 7 — FAQ

Common questions about this chapter and its exam weight.

How many questions does CySEC Basic Chapter 7 carry?
Chapter 7 — Alternative Investments — accounts for approximately 6 out of 50 questions in the CySEC Basic exam (around 12% of the total). Note: the official CySEC syllabus allows for slight variation of up to ±2 questions per chapter between exam sittings.
What topics are tested in CySEC Basic Chapter 7?
Chapter 7 covers: AIFM authorisation and thresholds; AIF types and structures; Depositary obligations; Leverage and reporting requirements; Marketing of AIFs.
Should I prioritise Chapter 7 in my CySEC Basic revision?
Yes — Chapter 7 is one of the highest-weighted chapters with approximately 6 exam questions. Allocate proportionally more study time here and aim for 90%+ accuracy on practice questions before moving on.

Same topic in the other exam

CySEC Advanced · Chapter 5

Alternative Investments

Rules for Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) and their managers (AIFMs) under the AIFM framework.