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When it comes to selecting a fund’s domicile, a delicate balancing act is required. At one end of the scale, the fund’s domicile and structure must be attractive to prospective investors, which typically means selecting something familiar and well understood. At the other end of scale, the ongoing governance and administration of the fund, typically run by the finance team, requires a flexible and efficient structure - one that is tax and cost efficient, operates under a reasonable regulatory framework and is supported by quality service providers.
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