Singapore’s VCC and Hong Kong’s OFC are two leading fund structures in Asia, each offering distinct advantages for fund managers. Explore the key differences in regulation, tax incentives and operational flexibility to determine the right fit for your investment strategy.

A Variable Capital Company (VCC) is an innovative corporate structure designed for investment funds, offering greater flexibility than many traditional models. With enticing tax incentives, confidentiality, and various other advantages, VCCs have quickly gained traction among foreign investors. In this blog, we'll explore how VCCs work and why they've become an essential part of the financial landscape, making them an attractive option for savvy investors looking to optimise