We are excited to announce that the new Corporate Collective Investment Vehicles topic co-authored by Partner Erik Setio and Lawyer Annabelle Parmegiani from our Funds team has been published by LexisNexisPacific in Practical Guidance Corporations.
The Hamilton Locke Funds team’s expertise extends across a range of fund structures underpinned by a deep understanding of financial services regulation and its developments.
Corporate Collective Investment Vehicles (or CCIVs) are a type of company limited by shares that were first introduced on 1 July 2022 to offer a corporate investment vehicle through the establishment of sub-funds. CCIVs reflect investment fund structures that are more commonly used in Singapore, Europe and the UK. The Practical Guidance content covers establishment, licensing, governance/compliance, disclosure, operation and deregistration/wind up.
Hamilton Locke Partner Erik Setio said, “It has been great working with Michelle Wibisono from LexisNexis to create the CCIV Practical Guidance and take an up close look at the new CCIV regime. It is fascinating to see the expansion of fund structures that may be used by investment managers within the Australian funds management landscape.”
LexisNexis Head of the Financial Transactions Group, Practical Guidance, Michelle Wibisono, said “This was a terrific opportunity to work with Erik Setio and Annabelle Parmegiani, as experts in the field. By drawing on their deep expertise in funds and financial services, we are thrilled to be able to help our customers navigate this complex area of law.”
Click on the link below to access the guide. Please note that this guide is behind a paywall.
