by VCC Editorial Team | Jul 8, 2026 | Fund Structures
VCC for private equity funds — Costs and fees breakdown A vcc for private equity funds uses Singapore’s Variable Capital Company framework to hold closed-ended PE strategies, either as a standalone fund or as a sub-fund under an umbrella. Expect set-up...
by VCC Editorial Team | Jul 7, 2026 | Fund Structures
VCC for hedge funds — Costs and fees breakdown A VCC for hedge funds is a variable capital company used to run open-ended, liquid strategies where investors subscribe and redeem at net asset value. Its variable capital structure fits hedge funds far better than an...
by VCC Editorial Team | Jul 7, 2026 | Fund Structures
Multi-class share VCC for performance allocation — Costs and fees breakdown A multi-class share VCC for performance allocation uses different classes of shares within one variable capital company or sub-fund to give investors distinct fee, hurdle and carried-interest...
by VCC Editorial Team | Jul 1, 2026 | Fund Structures
VCC 13D offshore fund — when to use it — Step-by-step walkthrough A Variable Capital Company (VCC) using the Section 13D offshore fund tax exemption suits fund managers whose investors and income are predominantly foreign, offering exemption on specified income...
by VCC Editorial Team | Jun 23, 2026 | Fund Structures
VCC for accredited-investor-only feeder funds — Step-by-step walkthrough A VCC for accredited-investor-only feeder funds is a Singapore Variable Capital Company that pools capital from accredited investors and channels it into a master fund, relying on the...
by VCC Editorial Team | Jun 23, 2026 | Fund Structures
VCC for fund-of-funds structures — Step-by-step walkthrough A VCC for fund-of-funds structures is a Singapore Variable Capital Company that invests primarily into other funds rather than directly into securities, using either a single fund or an umbrella of sub-funds...
