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UCITS reports must flag regulated-market securities
UCITS investment reports must separately show securities admitted to trading on the regulated market named in the Investment Funds Act.
By Taxxa AI OyPublished 7 September 2026
Financial Sector & MarketsAccounting & Reporting
Industry: Trusts, funds and similar financial entities · Pension funding
Managers of Estonian public funds, including pension funds, present each fund's securities portfolio in the investment report — part of the annual and half-yearly package alongside the accounting report and the transaction-and-brokerage-fee report — showing every investment and its share of net asset value. For a eurofond, the portfolio presentation must separately identify or distinguish securities admitted to trading on the regulated securities market (reguleeritud turg)Riigiteataja named in Investeerimisfondide seadus § 107(1)(1)–(2)
Riigiteataja, in the § 103(1)(1) sense of transferable securities
Riigiteataja. That requirement sits in § 6(3) of Finance Minister Regulation No 8 of 18 January 2017
Riigiteataja (in force since 23 January 2017, made under Investeerimisfondide seadus § 83(7)
Riigiteataja). The regulation applies to every public fund formed or founded under the Investment Funds Act
Riigiteataja, with each contractual sub-fund reported separately.
Alongside it, funds other than those in § 6(3) distinguish three groups in the portfolio presentation: securities whose price cannot be fixed exactly and reliably on a market or other price basis, securities priced with a valuation system independent of the issuer, and securities whose price or value is permanently available to the market; mandatory pension-fund reports further break out investments in the manager's other funds and group, related-issuer securities, fund-of-funds by type, material value changes, and regulated-market versus non-regulated-market debt with explanations of material changes, impairments, valuation method and risk impact where debt is illiquid; accounting follows IFRS with the NAV-determination order and Annex 1 adjustments; and eurofond and alternative-fund reports carry the SFT and AIFMD add-ons. Fund accountants should therefore keep the full package as is and apply the market distinction on the eurofond securities line: tag each holding against the regulated-market definition the provision points at, confirm prospectus and rules references point at the right market definition, and keep the pension-fund and non-UCITS breakdowns as the regulation states them.
Legal basis: Rahandusministri määrus nr 8 of 18 January 2017, Nõuded avalikustamisele kuuluvate fondi aruannetele, § 6(3), made under Investeerimisfondide seadus § 83(7), referring to §§ 103(1)(1) and 107(1)(1)–(2). (The documents state the 2017 adoption and entry into force; no separate entry-into-force date for a recorded version is stated in them.)
Review eurofond investment-report classifications against the regulated-market definition the provision points at.