One step closer to the new Corporate Collective Investment Vehicle

As discussed by Natalie Raju and Edward Tweddle, the Corporate Collective Investment Vehicle is a welcome development that should assist in the export of Australian funds management.

The consultation period in respect of the recently released draft Regulatory and Tax Framework for the Corporate Collective Investment Vehicle (CCIV) closed on 24 September. The CCIV has been designed with the policy objective of increasing the competitiveness of the Australian funds management industry by broadening our suite of investment vehicles through the introduction of an internationally recognisable structure - a corporate vehicle – which is fiscally transparent and broadly equivale...

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Authors: Natalie Raju, Edward Tweddle

Published Date: 15 October 2021