Luxembourg hedge funds receives direct regulation and supervision from the Commission for the Supervision of the Financial Sector (CSSF). Traditionally, hedge funds were established as UCIs (Undertakings for Collective Investment) as well as a specialized investment...
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How to Register a Mauritius Trust
Trusts registered in Mauritius are governed by The Trust Act of 2001. A trust formed under this act has the following features: It can be set up by a Mauritius resident or non-resident. Owners of a Mauritius trust are not required to register with any...
Create a SICAF or SICAV in Luxembourg
Create SICAF or SICAV in Luxembourg The Investment Company in Variable Capital and Investment Company in Fixed Capital are investment vehicles available to foreign investors in Luxembourg. They can take the form of an Undertaking for Collective Transferrable...
How to Set Up a Luxembourg Reserved Alternative Investment Fund?
Luxembourg’s Reserved Alternative Investment Fund (RAIF) is an investment vehicle that can invest in all types of asset classes. Technically, it qualifies as an alternative investment fund (AIFD), therefore, is not subject to the approval and supervision of the...
Access Great Wealth Management with a Singapore Bank Account
Setting a dedicated wealth management account in Singapore designed for investing purposes carries a host of benefits that are not usually offered by traditional savings account. A wealth management account enables you to keep track of the performance of your...
How to Open a Dubai Bank Account for Non-Residents
Whether you are setting up a company in the United Arab Emirates or moving for professional reasons, opening a bank account is a requirement. Having your own bank account is an effective means of protecting your monetary assets. Banks and other financial institutions...
Doing Business in Israel
Israel offers excellent and solid infrastructure to do business for foreign investors and corporate entities across all sectors. The Israeli banking system is highly modern, automated, and computerized, which contribute to its robust and well-established international...
Luxembourg limited partnership: Why Investors Choose Special Limited Partnership (SLP)?
The Luxembourg special limited partnership (SCSp) is a useful tool in structuring private equity businesses. Due to its effectiveness and popularity among foreign investors, the majority of private equity managers are using the special limited partnership to attract...
What Makes a Luxembourg Investment Fund an ESG Fund
ESG (environmental, social, and governance factors ) funds are slowly emerging as an integral and innovative tool in Luxembourg’s sustainable financing market. International private investors and corporate entities flock to Luxembourg to raise funds for their...
Luxembourg Special Limited Partnership (SCSp)- An Alternative Investment Fund
As defined by Luxembourg’s Company Law, a special limited partnership (SCSp) is a form of partnership entered by two or more partners for a limited or unlimited period. In a special limited partnership, partners share several liabilities for all obligations or...