Isle of Man success prompts funds expansion

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The Isle of Man Government has launched a range of fund categories, including specialist fund (SF) and qualified fund (QF), as part of a drive to double funds under management within three years.

It includes a major new focus on alternative funds in order to secure business for the incorporation, domiciliation and establishment of fund management operations in the Isle of Man. The Government has targeted the SF category at institutional and high net worth investors. The SF has a $100,000 minimum initial subscription and does not require regulatory pre-approvals. The Government says investors can launch SF quickly without regulatory delay risks. The move follows the ‘Smith Report’, published in February, which proposed to boost its incorporation, domiciliation and institutional...

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