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ARTICLE · 10 JUNE 2013

Investment Funds In The Seychelles

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The Mutual Funds and Hedge Fund Act, 1998 was brought into law in the Seychelles with a view to creating an investment fund regime that is designed to be both relatively "light touch" in its regulation at the same time as protecting the interests of investors depending on their level of market experience.

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The Mutual Funds and Hedge Fund Act, 1998 was brought into law in the Seychelles with a view to creating an investment fund regime that is designed to be both relatively "light touch" in its regulation at the same time as protecting the interests of investors depending on their level of market experience.

This is achieved by putting in place a modern and comprehensive three-tier fund landscape in the Seychelles, comprising of professional, private and public funds, offering an incremental degree of regulation to afford the appropriate level of protection and security to their respective investors.

In setting up the regulatory framework for funds, the Seychelles has aligned itself with fund offerings from other offshore jurisdictions with a view to ensuring that investors feel that they are dealing with a familiar and well established product. To add an additional level of comfort to investors, every fund licensed in the Seychelles must either have a registered fund

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