Uncover Singapore's Fund Management Secrets: Tax Incentives and Legal Expert Tips | InCorp SG

Are you planning to launch your fund management platform in Singapore? 🇸🇬 In this video, we discuss essential tax incentives, licensing options, and key strategies for first-time fund managers, featuring insights from Shawn Tan, Investment Funds Counsel at Reed Smith LLP, and Alan Sim, Tax Associate Director at InCorp Singapore.

Hosted by Yie Ying Tan (Wynne), Head of Private Client and Family Office at InCorp Singapore, and moderated by Bob Low from the Asian Century Podcast, this informative webinar will help you navigate MAS regulations and maximise investor returns through appealing tax schemes. Learn how to establish your fund platform successfully in Singapore, Asia-Pacific's bustling financial hub!

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Chapters

• 0:00 Why Singapore? MAS and the Friendly Regulatory Landscape
• 0:40 Introduction by Bob Low & Yie Ying from InCorp SG
• 1:38 Singapore’s Rising Asset Management Scene ($5.4T Assets!)
• 6:00 How to Choose the Right Fund Structure
• 10:38 Licensing Options Explained Clearly (Retail, A/I LFMC, VCFM)
• 11:53 Overview of Tax Incentives for Fund Managers
• 14:00 MAS Licensing: Key Staff, Capital, and Compliance Requirements
• 20:47 MAS dual role as Regulator and Promotor
• 25:36 Decoding Singapore’s Powerful Tax Incentives (13O, 13U, 13D, 13OA)
• 33:27 Q&A: Top Success Factors for First-Time Fund Managers (S.P.A.C.S)
• 37:07 Q&A: Fund Structuring should be determined by Tax efficiency or Investors' familiarity?
• 37:50 Q&A: What's the biggest challenge in setting up Fund structuring: Regulatory Tax or Fund-raising?