A limited partnership fund (LPF) is an onshore fund in Hong Kong in the form of a limited partnership primarily aimed at private funds looking for a cost-effective, onshore LP-GP structuring solution as it facilitates and attracts private equity investment funds to set up and register in Hong Kong.
Looking to learn what a Certificate of Good Standing is? In this article we’ll explain what it is, when it is needed and whether there is any difference with a Certificate of Continuing Registration.
In Hong Kong there are two main routes to close down a solvent private company limited by shares: deregistration and (voluntary) liquidation of a company.
The Li & Fung (Trading) Limited case was regarded as an agency case, whereby the Hong Kong agent (principal) provided services to its non-related customers in connection with the manufacture, sale and purchase of goods. Such services included finding suppliers to manufacture the goods, which would then be sold by these non-related manufacturers to the […]
