Yieldfund has a notification with the AFM: What does this mean for you?

Investing, transparency, and regulations are essential. That’s why it is important to know that Yieldfund has a notification with the Netherlands Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM). But what exactly does this mean, and why is it relevant for (potential) investors?

In this blog, we explain what an AFM notification entails and the key aspects you need to know about investing with Yieldfund.

What is the AFM and why is it important?

The Netherlands Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM) is the financial regulator in the Netherlands. This means it oversees companies and platforms that offer financial products and services. Its goal is to protect consumers and ensure a fair and transparent market.

A notification with the AFM means that Yieldfund is registered as a company operating in the financial sector. This provides investors with greater insight into the platform and helps them make informed decisions.

What does an AFM notification mean in practice?

Yieldfund’s notification with the AFM signifies the following:

Transparency: Yieldfund complies with the notification requirement and is listed in the AFM registers.
No AFM license: A notification is not the same as a license. This means that Yieldfund is not under direct AFM supervision but still adheres to certain regulations.
Investor awareness: The AFM emphasizes that investing always carries risks. Investors should be mindful of this and carefully evaluate their investments.
Fair business practices: An AFM notification demonstrates that Yieldfund is transparent about its activities, fostering trust in the platform.

What does this mean for investors?

For you as an investor, an AFM notification has several key implications:

Greater insight into Yieldfund: The platform has formally notified the AFM, contributing to transparency.
Personal responsibility: Since a notification is not equivalent to a license, conducting your own research before investing remains essential.
No deposit guarantee: Investments through Yieldfund are not covered by the Dutch deposit guarantee scheme. This means there are inherent risks, including the possibility of losing your investment.
Clear information: Yieldfund aims to provide transparent communication about investments and risks, helping investors make well-informed decisions.

Conclusion

The AFM notification indicates that Yieldfund is open about its activities, giving investors the opportunity to make informed choices. However, as with any investment, it is crucial to invest cautiously and carefully assess the risks.

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Disclaimer: The content of this article do not constitute financial or investment advice.

Yieldfund's last trades

XLM/USDC

Short

5.18%*

Entry price
0.2642

Exit price
0.2627

Date
March 16, 2025

AVAX/USDC

Short

5.25%*

Entry price
18.3980

Exit price
18.2940

Date
March 16, 2025

SOL/USDC

Short

5.17%*

Entry price
129.5000

Exit price
128.7700

Date
March 16, 2025

Yieldfund has a notification with the AFM: What does this mean for you?

What is the AFM and why is it important?

What does an AFM notification mean in practice?

What does this mean for investors?

Conclusion

Yieldfund's last trades

*The trade percentages are the net percentages. The trade costs have already been deducted.

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