What is an Open-ended Fund Company (“OFC”)?
An OFC is an open-ended collective investment scheme which is structured in corporate form with limited liability and variable share capital. The main purpose of an OFC is to serve as a vehicle to hold underlying investments for the benefit of its shareholders.
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Flexible Structure
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Flexible Structure
The OFC structure in Hong Kong provides flexibility in investment strategy and fund operation.
OFCs can be established as public or private funds, allowing for a range of investment strategies, including traditional equity and bond investments, and hedge fund strategies.
This versatility makes it easier for fund managers to tailor funds to specific investor needs and market opportunities.
