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Swiss Finma Cisa License

Swiss Finma Cisa License

Swiss Finma  is set to introduce an exciting new fund structure under the Swiss Finma Cisa License – the Limited Qualified Investor Fund (L-QIF). This innovative fund does not require Finma authorization or regulation, making it a unique offering in the Swiss financial landscape. The launch is targeted for the end of 2023, exclusively for qualified investors. Don’t miss out on this golden opportunity. Reach out to us at connect@swissfintechpro.com

The L-QIF aims to boost Switzerland’s appeal as a fund center. It operates without Finma’s approval or oversight, yet it’s accessible only to qualified investors. These investors must be managed by a Finma-approved and supervised institution, typically holding a CISA license. Importantly, the definition of qualified investors is broad, encompassing a wide range of clients.

The revised Collective Investment Scheme Act (CISA) defines ‘Qualified Investors’ as including

  1. Professional clients as defined in the FinSA Act.
  2. High-net-worth individuals who opt to be treated as professional clients, possessing necessary knowledge and assets of at least CHF 500,000 or CHF 2 million.
  3. Various financial intermediaries, insurance companies, and foreign entities under prudential supervision.
  4. Entities with professional treasury operations, including public entities, pension schemes, and large companies meeting specific financial criteria.
  5. Private investment structures for high-net-worth retail clients.
  6. Retail clients under permanent portfolio management or investment advice relationship, unless they opt out.

Licensing Requirements

To capitalize on this new opportunity, you must create and manage an L-QIF and apply for a Finma CISA license. Unlike an SRO license, you cannot purchase this type of license off the shelf

Fortunately, if you want to apply one and if you use a ready made one you can obtain your license before the end of the year and be able to profit of this golden opportunity

Our Proposal

Our proposal involves leveraging an existing company that, once licensed, can provide services under lower licenses and SRO companies.

Please note that under Switzerland’s waterfall regulation services, once this company is licensed, it will be able to provide all services covered by lower licenses and SRO companies.

ReferenceHF and T AG (this is a reference not the name of the company)
Place of RegistrationZug
Capital50,000 CHF
Shares50 nominatives share of 1000 CHF each
Year of Registration1968 (55 years)
ObjectivesOur Swiss trust company provides general advisory services in the trading of listed securities (stocks and bonds) to foreign companies based in European Union countries. We perform advisory roles in international capital, financial, and investment markets, both in Poland and globally. Additionally, we broker trading transactions and manage their fee processing. Our team specializes in writing economic studies and business analyses, focusing primarily on industrialized countries within the European Union and overseas. We also evaluate and appraise investment proposals on behalf of trustees and nominees

Performing advisory functions in the field of domestic and foreign

real estate projects; complete description of purpose according to the Articles of Association.

Bank AccountUBS + UBS debit card
Selling Price95,000 CHF
Notary Fees1,500 CHF
Registry expenses400 CHF
Application for Portfolio

Asset Management License

185,000 CHF
Business Plan25,000 CHF
Finma government fees15,000 CHF
Total One-Off Fees321,000 CHF

Contact US

If you don’t want to miss this golden opportunity contact us at md@swissfintechpro.com

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