SPVs: Benefits & Best Practices

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A special-purpose vehicle (SPV) is a legal entity created to fulfill a defined objective. SPVs provide benefits such as isolating risk, tax planning, and holding direct ownership of an asset. In this session, our experts will review best practices to form, close, and administer SPVs.
• Uses of SPVs: Risk-sharing, securitization, asset transfer, tax planning, joint ventures, and property investments
• Types of SPVs: Blocker structures, feeders, side-cars, orphan entities, and bankruptcy-remote entities
• SPV lifecycle: From formation through dissolution
• Best practices: Establishment and ongoing administration, including selecting a trusted provider for the SPV administration. We’ll review using a place of business address, appointing a local officer, director or manager, signing services, cash management and bank account support, accounting, and IRS partnership representation to meet your business objective.
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