Established in 2007, Fermion Capital Sari oversees the Fermion Equity Fund, a securitization vehicle. Fermion Capital Sari, through the fund, manages a securitization fund, acts as fiduciary estates, and acquires interest in foreign companies. Fermion Capital Sari was registered in the commune of Mamer, Luxembourg.
Luxembourg is Europe’s leading business capital, with 90 percent of the European Union’s top private equity houses and hedge fund managers, making it ideal for various partnerships, including Special Limited Partnerships (SLP). Firstly, Luxembourg offers maximum contractual freedom for legitimate business partnerships, especially SLPs, and flexibility for the business partners to set up the partnership agreements, including rights and obligations without legal intrusion.
Also, SLPs registered in the country do not require regulatory permission or regulation by the regulator, the Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier (CSSF). Therefore less scrutiny as it may be structured as an alternative investment fund that does not require regulation. Secondly, Luxembourg SLPs do not need a depositary to provide security and liquidity to facilitate investment, as with investments in other countries, especially in Europe.
Lastly, Luxembourg offers a straightforward, streamlined and easy limited partnership agreement filing, as few mandatory regulations apply, especially escrow requirements, returns on capital, and investment diversification requirements. The ease of set-up also extends to management, as either the general partner, investor, or any other assigned party who is not a partner can manage the SLP. Thus for any parties seeking to set up shop in the European markets, Luxembourg offers the best deal, is already trusted by major investors, and enjoys a stable jurisdiction.
Luxembourg is Europe’s leading business capital, with 90 percent of the European Union’s top private equity houses and hedge fund managers, making it ideal for various partnerships, including Special Limited Partnerships (SLP). Firstly, Luxembourg offers maximum contractual freedom for legitimate business partnerships, especially SLPs, and flexibility for the business partners to set up the partnership agreements, including rights and obligations without legal intrusion.
Also, SLPs registered in the country do not require regulatory permission or regulation by the regulator, the Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier (CSSF). Therefore less scrutiny as it may be structured as an alternative investment fund that does not require regulation. Secondly, Luxembourg SLPs do not need a depositary to provide security and liquidity to facilitate investment, as with investments in other countries, especially in Europe.
Lastly, Luxembourg offers a straightforward, streamlined and easy limited partnership agreement filing, as few mandatory regulations apply, especially escrow requirements, returns on capital, and investment diversification requirements. The ease of set-up also extends to management, as either the general partner, investor, or any other assigned party who is not a partner can manage the SLP. Thus for any parties seeking to set up shop in the European markets, Luxembourg offers the best deal, is already trusted by major investors, and enjoys a stable jurisdiction.