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What factors to assess when selecting a jurisdiction for a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV)?

There are several characteristics that can make a jurisdiction a good choice for setting up a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV):

1. Legal and Regulatory Environment

An SPV is often set up to carry out a specific transaction or project, and it is important that the legal and regulatory environment in which it operates is stable and predictable.

2. Political Interference

An SPV should be established in a jurisdiction where there is low risk of political interference, as this can help ensure that the SPV is able to carry out its intended purpose without undue disruption.

3. Legal Protections

It is important that the jurisdiction in which the SPV is established has strong legal protections in place to safeguard the assets and interests of the SPV and its stakeholders.

4. Financial Infrastructure

An SPV should be established in a jurisdiction with a strong financial infrastructure, including well-developed banking and financial systems, to facilitate the smooth operation of the SPV.

5. Relevant Expertise

It can be beneficial to establish an SPV in a jurisdiction that has a strong pool of legal, financial, and other relevant expertise, as this can help ensure that the SPV is set up and operated effectively.

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