The financial industry is very developed in Canada, and one of the most successful branches of this industry is the investment funds sector. Many international financial companies set up investment funds in Canada, however, young entrepreneurs are also attracted by opportunities offered by the investment funds market in this country.
Below, our Canadian company formation consultants explain the types of investment funds available for the establishment and the requirements related to their creation.
In order to create an investment fund in Canada, an investor must comply with one or more laws. Among these are:
The main authority governing the establishment and operations of Canadian investment funds is the Canadian Securities Administration, simply known as the CSA.
Our local advisors can also help those interested in setting up a company in Canada.
The requirements related to opening an investment fund in Canada depend on the type of fund to be registered with the CSA. Generally, the following documents must be prepared:
The investor creating the Canadian investment fund is also required to register a company which will be used as a vehicle for promoting the fund.
Foreign investors should also know that non-resident fund managers can be appointed to administer the fund.
The following types of funds can be set up in Canada:
For assistance in opening an investment fund here, please contact our company registration advisors in Canada.