The Cayman Islands is a premier jurisdiction for establishing mutual funds offering a sophisticated regulatory framework and a variety of flexible structures to accommodate diverse investment strategies.
The Mutual Funds Act (the “MFA”) defines a mutual fund as a company, a unit trust or a partnership that issues equity interests, the purpose or effect of which is the pooling of investor funds with the aim of spreading investor risk and enabling investors to receive profits or gains from the acquisition, holding, management or disposal of investments.
For a comprehensive overview of mutual funds and their regulatory requirements in the Cayman Islands, watch our informative video below.
