The VCC Singapore Editorial Team
Who writes and reviews the guides on this site, and how we keep them accurate.
VCC Singapore’s guides are written and reviewed by a small editorial team. Between us we translate primary guidance from MAS, IRAS, ACRA and EDB into practical explainers for fund managers, family offices and their advisers — and each article carries the byline of the editor who reviewed it.
Focuses on Variable Capital Company, Singapore fund structuring, VCC setup.
Read Marcus’s profile → [email protected]Focuses on Section 13O, Section 13U, Section 13D.
Read Katrin’s profile → [email protected]Focuses on Singapore fund management licence, Capital Markets Services licence, External asset managers.
Read Daniel’s profile → [email protected]How we keep guides accurate
- Every guide is dated and carries a “reviewed” stamp; figures are checked against MAS, IRAS, ACRA and EDB sources, which we cite by name.
- Where the rules changed (for example the 1 January 2025 economic-substance updates), we flag the change and the effective date rather than repeating outdated figures.
- We treat numbers as best-estimates for orientation and tell readers to confirm the current position with the regulator before acting.
What VCC Singapore is — and isn’t
VCC Singapore is an independent informational resource. We partner with MAS-licensed Capital Markets Services (CMS) fund managers to help qualified clients set up VCCs, but the site itself is not a regulator, a law firm, or a tax adviser, and nothing here is legal, tax or financial advice.
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