Company in a strong jurisdiction to invest in different areas

[Cabbage500]

Hello, I hope you all doing well, I'm looking to setup a company in a jurisdiction (that's not Seychelles or similar) to accept investments from third party (professional investors mainly); the company will be investing in different activities:

1. Financial investments
2. Real estate
3. Commercial activities

and every quarter will provide the results of it to the investors, any ideas?

Thank you!

 

[Clip]

HK, Singapore, Luxemburg. It would much depend on where are your investors located.

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[Cabbage500]

Individuals are from Europe and there can be some offshore companies.

 

[Sir Gelato]

GiGoGo said:
HK, Singapore, Luxemburg. It would much depend on where are your investors located.
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Yeah, Luxermburg it is a good choice if many of your clients are from EU

 

[JustAnotherNomad]

Can anyone elaborate a bit on the benefits of Luxembourg companies?

 

[Cabbage500]

Ok, thanks for the suggestion, any specific type of company I should look into in Lux?

 

[James Turner]

I would agree with Singapore, Luxembourg and even Hong Kong for the company despite recent events.

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[Clip]

Cetme308win said:
what about Cayman and BVI?
Specially Cayman,most hedge funds are located there
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BVI and Cayman as usual for US. For Europeans is better a low tax and relative open rather a total opaque jurisdiction if you don't want to be asked by too many questions by the local tax office

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[Cabbage500]

Thank you for your answers. What type of company would fit my needs in Lux? And what costs should I consider?

Thank you.

 

[Cabbage500]

Good morning guys, is there anyone who may help?