The Czech Republic, a dynamic economy in the heart of Europe, offers compelling opportunities for international investors. With its strategic location, EU membership, skilled labor force, and stable legal environment, launching a Czech investment fund (in Czech:...
Sweden remains a stable and transparent jurisdiction for business, with a straightforward corporate tax system. Understanding the corporate income tax framework—bolagsskatt—is essential for entrepreneurs, foreign investors, private equity funds, and family offices...
The spółka akcyjna (S.A.), or joint-stock company, is the most advanced legal form available for commercial companies under Polish law. Often chosen for large-scale enterprises, investment firms, and companies planning to access capital markets, the spółka akcyjna...
Poland offers one of Central Europe's most dynamic and regulated investment fund markets. Among the available structures, the Fundusz Inwestycyjny Otwarty (FIO) — or Open-End Investment Fund — stands out as the most recognized and widely used investment vehicle....
Switzerland has earned its place as one of the world’s leading jurisdictions for private wealth management. With over CHF 2.5 trillion in assets under management and more than 200 banks operating in the country—including both major financial institutions and niche...
Hungary has emerged as a strategic gateway for foreign investors seeking access to both Central and Western Europe. A preferred vehicle for doing business is the Korlátolt Felelősségű Társaság, commonly abbreviated as Kft., Hungary’s equivalent of a limited liability...
Sweden’s robust economy, transparent legal framework, and investor-friendly policies make it a prime destination for entrepreneurs and international businesses. The most common and protective business structure in Sweden is the limited liability company, or in...
Luxembourg remains a jurisdiction of choice for international investors, fund sponsors, family offices, and asset managers due to its robust legal framework, investor-friendly policies, and broad range of corporate and fund structures. One of the most versatile legal...
Luxembourg’s Reserved Alternative Investment Fund (RAIF) has rapidly become the vehicle of choice for asset managers and institutional investors seeking to raise and deploy capital across borders. By combining regulatory flexibility, tax neutrality, and a fast-track...
Switzerland has long been synonymous with financial stability, innovation, and business-friendly governance. Among its 26 cantons, Zug stands out as a preferred jurisdiction for technology companies, including startups, scale-ups, and blockchain pioneers. Here's why...