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ARTICLE · 18 OCTOBER 2017

CCIVs in Australia – Worth the Wait?

The CCIV will provide fund managers in Australia with much greater choice of fund structure for more varied applications.

AustraliaFinance and Banking

In this article, we will look at proposals to introduce Corporate Collective Investment Vehicles ("CCIV") in Australia, give a brief outline and history behind what CCIV is, whether or not it's worth the wait for fund managers, and what to expect going forward...

Australia's funds management industry has been measured as the sixth largest in the world (behind the USA (by a very long way), Luxembourg (by about half), Ireland, Germany and France and ahead of Singapore, the UK, Japan and China) and the largest in the Asia-Pacific region, largely as a result of Australia's pool of superannuation assets.

"Australia's collective investment sector is mainly made up of Australian resident investors using Australian funds for investment in Australian assets... there is potential for significant growth if Australian funds were to more actively target the management of funds sourced from foreign investors, particularly for investment in foreign assets..." 1

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