Singapore Fund Insights
Where most Asia-focused managers end up. For good reason.
If you're running money in Asia, Singapore is probably on your shortlist. The MAS licensing regime is clear, the VCC structure was purpose-built for funds, and the tax treaty network is extensive. Below you'll find articles on MAS licensing, VCC fund structures, Singapore fund tax incentives, and how the regulatory process works on the ground.
Singapore's tax incentive framework for funds: Section 13O, 13U, 13H, and 13R explained
Singapore offers some of the most attractive fund tax incentives in Asia. The 2025 updates made them better for VC and PE managers, but the details matter.
Fund manager licensing in Singapore: choosing between VCFM, A/I LFMC, and RFMC
MAS offers three licensing tiers for fund managers. Picking the wrong one costs you time, money, and flexibility. Here is how each actually works.
The Variable Capital Company: Singapore's purpose-built fund vehicle
The VCC is now the default structure for new fund launches in Singapore. Here is what it does, what it costs, and why it beats the alternatives for most emerging managers.
VC fund pricing in Singapore
S$6k
+ 0.75%
of fund size
Best for funds under 2M
S$34k
+ 0.2%
of fund size
Best for funds 2M - 26M
S$34k
+ 0.15%
of fund size
Best for funds over 26M