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La Muza Inversiones SICAV SA was a "Sociedad de Inversión de Capital Variable," a type of collective investment scheme domiciled in Spain. Registered with the Spanish financial regulator (CNMV) under number 1334 since February 1997, it operated as an investment fund, primarily used by individuals or families for wealth management purposes. The vehicle was managed by Urquijo Gestión SGIIC, S.A.U., the asset management arm of the Sabadell Urquijo private banking division of Banco Sabadell. On July 18, 2022, the CNMV officially announced the company's deregistration from the administrative registry, marking its closure, a common fate for many Spanish SICAVs following tax law changes that year.

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La Muza Inversiones SICAV SA

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