Singapore-based HP Wealth Management will soon be the latest financial firm to set up a Variable Capital Company (VCC) in the city-state, a move that is driven by pent-up demand for private market investments. Clients are increasingly looking at private equity (PE) and private debt, but are finding it difficult to access these deals in small ticket sizes, such as…
Small-ticket deals prompt IAM to set up VCC structure
By Audrey Raj, senior consultant - South Asia editor | 30 May 2022

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