The Association of the Luxembourg Fund Industry (ALFI) recently organized a seminar that examined different fund structures within Luxembourg, as well as political and regulatory developments within Europe. The seminar featured panel discussions with representatives from asset managers, in addition to financial services, legal and accounting firms. This article highlights the portions of the seminar addressing the establishment of parallel E.U. funds and Luxembourg debt funds; Brexit; and the E.U.’s proposed delegation rules. For additional coverage of the ALFI program, including a summary of the keynote address of H.E. Pierre Gramegna, Luxembourg’s Minister of Finance, along with the portions of the seminar that covered marketing funds in the E.U. and setting up an E.U. alternative investment fund manager, see “Luxembourg Remains a Significant Point of Entry for Non-E.U. Managers to Raise Capital in the E.U.” (May 17, 2018). For more on E.U. regulatory developments, see “With Brexit Looming and New Fund Structures Available, U.S. Hedge Fund Managers Face Risks and Opportunities for Marketing in Europe” (Jun. 9, 2016).