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ARTICLE · 15 FEBRUARY 2023

Guernsey Property Unit Trusts (GPUTs)

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This brief guide has been prepared by the corporate real estate team at Carey Olsen for the purpose of giving clients and professional intermediaries a ...

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This brief guide has been prepared by the corporate real estate team at Carey Olsen for the purpose of giving clients and professional intermediaries a general overview of Guernsey property unit trusts, now commonly referred to as “GPUTs”. GPUTs are used for a variety of property acquisitions, including as joint venture vehicles and as regulated funds.

This guide provides an overview of the following:

  • The growth of GPUTs
  • GPUT trustees
  • What is a GPUT?
  • Regulation of GPUTs in Guernsey
  • Collective Investment Schemes (Funds)

Introduction

As a politically stable and tax neutral jurisdiction with over 40 years accumulated experience as an international finance centre, Guernsey has gained a strong reputation as a prime location in which to establish investment structures of all descriptions including a large number of property funds and property holding vehicles.

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