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A BVI Fund is defined as an entity which
(i) collects and pools investor funds for the purpose of collective investment
(ii) issues shares, units or partnership interests,
(ii) issues shares, units or partnership interests that entitle the holder to receive on demand or within a specified period after demand, an amount computed by reference to the value of a proportionate interest in the whole or in a part of the net assets of the Fund.
  
Mutual Funds

Building on its position as the world's pre-eminent corporate domicile, the BVI is a growing jurisdiction for the establishment of offshore mutual funds. New mutual funds legislation have been introduced, which complements and enhances the existing regulatory framework which covers insurance business, banks and trust companies, company formation and company management activities in the BVI.

The Mutual Funds Act came into force on January 2, 1998, in order to regulate all mutual funds activities being conducted in or from within the territory of the BVI. With more than 3,000 registered and recognised mutual funds currently incorporated in the territory, with assets estimated at over $55 billion, the new legislation has enhanced the benefits to multinational mutual fund businesses and has established the BVI as a reputable and cost-effective location for international finance.

  
 
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Innovative Investment Legislation
  • Freedom from regulatory restrictions on investment policies
  • Fast track procedure for professional funds
  • Directors and functionaries can be based in the BVI or elsewhere
  • The Fund’s auditor can be based in the BVI or elsewhere
  • Directors can amend the Fund’s Memorandum and Articles
  • Statutory segregated portfolio ring-fencing is available
  
Types of Funds

Private Funds are either (i) for no more than fifty investors or
(ii) where subscriptions are made on a private basis. Read More >>

  
Advantages
Why Establish a Mutual Fund Operation in the BVI? Read More >>

  
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