Replay this webinar to learn how clients are taking advantage of Singapore's new Variable Capital Company (VCC) legislation and the incentives on offer for launching or redomiciling funds. The recorded panel conversation features domain experts who deliver best practices, insights, and perspectives.
In January 2020, Singapore introduced the Variable Capital Company (VCC) legal structure to generate competitive and operational advantages for APAC funds and fund managers.
Previously, managers in the APAC region looked to the Cayman Islands or Hong Kong as their preferred fund jurisdiction.
Learn how clients are taking advantage of this new legislation and the incentives Singapore is offering for launching or redomiciling funds. Listen to the recorded panel conversation featuring subject matter experts who will deliver best practices, insights, and perspectives.
TOPICS COVERED | Background, Setup and Ongoing Requirements | Implementations to Date | Challenges and Benefits | Oversight
Moderator: Nick Evans, Managing Editor, Hedgeweek
Panelists:
• Brandon Tee, Head of Corporate Law, WMH Law Corporation
• Martin O'Regan, Managing Director, Solas Fiduciary Services
• Chris Meader, SVP of Client Success, Sudrania Fund Services
Is a VCC structure right for your fund?
Read our 'Top considerations when leveraging the Singapore VCC structure' infographic to find out…

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