- "Variable Capital Companies Act 2018" was launched in 2020. The main advantage of VCC is its flexibility, which can be applied to open-end and closed-end funds, and benefits from Singapore tax-free incentives.
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Greater flexibility in issuance and redemption of shares as well as payment of dividends out of capital.
Enhanced safeguards by segregation of assets and liabilities in each sub-fund.
Can be used for all traditional and alternative strategies, and structured as either open-ended or closed-end fund.
VCC is treated as a single entity for tax purposes and also eligible for tax exemption.
VCC must be managed by a fund manager regulated by MAS.
Foreign corporate entities can re-domicile to Singapore as VCCs.
Greater flexibility in issuance and redemption of shares as well as payment of dividends out of capital.
Enhanced safeguards by segregation of assets and liabilities in each sub-fund.
Can be used for all traditional and alternative strategies,and structured as either open-ended or closed-end fund.
VCC is treated as a single entity for tax purposes and also eligible for tax exemption
VCC must be managed by a fund manager regulated by MAS.
Foreign corporate entities can re-domicile to Singapore as VCCs.
In IMD's latest "Global Competitiveness Annual Report 2022", Singapore ranks No. 1 in Asia (No. 3 globally). At the same time, according to the "2021 Political Stability Ranking" released by Global Economics, Singapore ranks No. 1 in Asia (No. 3 globally).
According to the ratings of 119 cities around the world in the "GFCI 32" report, Singapore ranks third in the world, second only to New York and London.
MAS is Singapore's central bank and financial regulator. In 2019, the International Monetary Fund assessed Singapore's financial sector regulation to be "among the best in the world".
The Financial Services Industry Transformation Blueprint 2025, which includes strengthening the VCC regime and other fund structures to meet broader industry needs.
In IMD's latest "Global Competitiveness Annual Report 2022", Singapore ranks No. 1 in Asia (No. 3 globally). At the same time, according to the "2021 Political Stability Ranking" released by Global Economics, Singapore ranks No. 1 in Asia (No. 3 globally).
According to the ratings of 119 cities around the world in the "GFCI 32" report, Singapore ranks third in the world, second only to New York and London
MAS is Singapore's central bank and financial regulator. In 2019, the International Monetary Fund assessed Singapore's financial sector regulation to be "among the best in the world".
The Financial Services Industry Transformation Blueprint 2025, which includes strengthening the VCC regime and other fund structures to meet broader industry needs.