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What is a segregated portfolio company (SPC) and when should I use one?
Fund Formation
An SPC is one Cayman exempted company with statutory segregation between its portfolios. Portfolios are not separate legal persons, so contracts must identify the SPC and the relevant portfolio correctly. The structure can support distinct investment pools within a common operating framework. General-asset recourse, foreign recognition and portfolio-specific filings still require attention. Emerging managers can explore CV5 Capital’s fund infrastructure, with investment decisions remaining with their appointed investment manager.
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Related definition: Segregated Portfolio Company.