Independent & Owner-Managed CAIAC Fund Management AG

CAIAC is an independent financial intermediary headquartered in the Principality of Liechtenstein. Since its establishment in 2007, the company has specialised in the structuring and administration of tailor-made investment funds. With more than 100 active investment funds and assets under management exceeding CHF 5 billion, CAIAC has established itself as a leading fund platform in Liechtenstein.

The active involvement of the company’s owners ensures a high level of personal commitment, efficient processes and individually tailored solutions. CAIAC provides the infrastructure required to implement a broad range of fund strategies within a fully regulated environment.

At CAIAC, Financial Engineering means designing and structuring institutional-quality fund and investment solutions. Working closely with our clients, we focus on developing innovative financial products while optimising investment strategies and risk management to create tailor-made solutions that meet individual requirements.

CAIAC brings together specialists from a wide range of backgrounds to create integrated, state-of-the-art investment vehicles that meet the highest professional standards. Through close collaboration with long-standing partners, we provide access to an extensive network of banks, brokers, asset managers, investment advisers, insurance companies, trustees, legal advisers, auditors and specialised platforms.

• Fast and efficient fund establishment with streamlined administrative procedures

• Efficient and attractive tax framework for investment funds

• Strong investor protection

• EEA-compliant fund legislation

• International compatibility of Liechtenstein investment funds

Liechtenstein offers stability, connectivity, security, liberal economic principles, discretion, innovation and progress. As a member of the European Economic Area (EEA), EFTA, the United Nations and the OSCE, the Principality is a stable financial centre located in the heart of Europe.

In particular, Liechtenstein’s membership of the European Economic Area (EEA) ensures the implementation of the relevant EU fund directives through its UCITS and AIFM legislation, providing harmonised and non-discriminatory access to the European market.

The country’s customs and monetary union with Switzerland further demonstrates the strategic positioning of Liechtenstein as an international financial centre and reinforces its unique competitive advantages. Founded in 1719, the Principality of Liechtenstein is today a constitutional hereditary monarchy based on democratic and parliamentary principles.