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Can an individual open a company specializing in investing in stocks? What conditions are needed

Of course you can. Just invest in a company

It requires an individual to open a company specializing in investing in stocks;

There are currently no regulations stipulating specific conditions. Generally speaking: 1. If you have very rich experience in a certain investment field (such as stocks, futures, foreign exchange, gold, etc.), it is best to make stable profits for a long time. 2. Formulate instructions including fund raising, investment direction, sharing, risk control, etc. 3. Have a group of rich people who support you and provide you with the funds you want. 4. Have a research team to closely track market changes and formulate plans. 5. Have a sophisticated and strict system to enable your plan to be truly implemented. 6. Since private equity is in a gray area, it should be able to resolve some unexpected troubles. Start small, act within your capabilities, be low-key and rigorous. Organizational form of private equity funds 1. Corporate type Corporate private equity funds have a complete corporate structure and their operations are relatively formal and standardized. At present, corporate private equity funds (such as "XX Investment Company") can be established relatively easily in China. Semi-open private equity funds can also operate more conveniently in a flexible manner without having to undergo strict approval and supervision, and their investment strategies can be more flexible. For example: (1) Establish an "investment company" whose business scope includes securities investment; (2) The number of shareholders of the "investment company" should not be large, and the amount of capital contribution should be relatively large to ensure the nature of private equity , and must have a large scale of funds; (3) The funds of the "investment company" are managed by the fund manager. According to international practice, the manager collects fund management fees and performance incentive fees, and these are paid into the operation of the "investment company" Cost; (4) The registered capital of the "investment company" is re-registered at a specific time every year, and nominal capital increase and share expansion or capital reduction and share reduction are carried out. If necessary, the investor can re-register at a specific time every year. The capital contribution can be redeemed once at a certain time, and at other times investors can carry out equity agreement transfer or over-the-counter transactions. This "investment company" is essentially a corporate-style private equity fund that can be expanded at any time but redeemed only once a year. However, one disadvantage of corporate private equity funds is the existence of double taxation. Methods to overcome the shortcomings include: (1) Register private equity funds in tax havens, such as Cayman, Bermuda and other places; (2) Register corporate private equity funds as high-tech enterprises (which can enjoy many preferential treatment), and register them in tax havens. A more favorable place; (3) Backdoor, that is, combining or acquiring a company (preferably an unlisted company) that can enjoy tax benefits during the establishment and operation of the fund, and using it as a carrier.

The specific approach can be: (1) As the manager of the fund, the securities company selects a bank as its custodian; (2) After raising a certain amount of money, it starts operation, opens it once a month, and announces it to the fund holders. The net value of the fund is required to handle a fund redemption; (3) In order to attract fund investors, handling fees should be reduced as much as possible, and securities companies serve as fund managers