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ARTICLE · 29 APRIL 2022

Introducing Corporate Collective Investment Vehicles (CCIVs)

A CCIV is an alternative to a managed investment scheme and has similarities with investment vehicles used overseas.

AustraliaFinance and Banking

Traditionally it has been perceived that a lack of familiarity by foreign investors with the trust based structure of Australian managed investment schemes has been a significant barrier to attracting offshore investment in Australian funds.

To combat this, from 1 July 2022, funds managers will be able to register Corporate Collective Investment Vehicles (CCIVs) with ASIC.

Key Takeaways

  • A CCIV is an alternative to a managed investment scheme.
  • A CCIV will be able to offer multiple products (sub-funds) and investment strategies within the same vehicle.
  • A CCIV will need to have a corporate director, whose role is comparable to that of a responsible entity for a managed investment scheme.

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