Administration fees

Compare VCC administration fee terms

Use the same scope, fee basis and reporting period to compare quotations. Provider prices should come from a current written proposal.

DTBy Daniel Tan · Updated 15 September 2026

Read each fee line in context

Accounting and NAV

Identify fixed fees, basis-point rates, minimums, caps and tiers. Confirm the assets used for the calculation and whether fees apply separately to each sub-fund.

Investor activity

Check included volumes and charges for onboarding, transfers, subscriptions, redemptions, capital calls and distributions.

Reports and additional services

List financial statements, audit support, tax-information reporting, company secretarial and other work. Avoid counting a bundled service twice.

First year and exit

Separate onboarding and migration costs from recurring charges. Review termination fees, data-export costs, notice periods and taxes.

Compare three totals

  1. Recurring annual cost: included work plus expected recurring extras.
  2. First-year cost: annual cost plus onboarding and migration.
  3. Change scenario: additional sub-funds, higher investor activity, different NAV frequency or a provider transition.

Ask providers to clarify tiered rates, charging periods and the treatment of average or period-end NAV. A simple basis-point calculation cannot reproduce every contract. Calculate a simple quotation →

Keep the fund brief consistent

State assets, valuation methods, AUM, sub-funds, investor numbers, dealing frequency, reporting requirements and the requested start date. For an existing fund, describe the available records and transition scope.

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Discuss your administration requirements

Request an introduction for a new fund or an existing mandate. Pricing and service terms are agreed directly with the provider.

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Use current quotations for the specific fund mandate and obtain written clarification of any exclusions.