Jersey has developed a well-respected and forward-thinking funds sector, offering regimes that range from retail options to more sophisticated and institutional structures. Over time, it has evolved into a specialist centre for alternative asset classes, such as hedge, real estate, and private equity funds, which now account for around 81% of its overall funds business.

US$717.2 billion

net asset value of regulated funds under administration

88%

of funds investing in alternatives

730 Jersey Private Funds

formed since their launch in 2017

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Why Jersey for Funds?

AIFMD and NPPRs
Skilled Workforce
Regulation
Innovation
Endorsements
Substance
Tax Neutrality
'No Change' Solution

Access our funds factsheets for detailed, up-to-date technical information on Jersey’s fund regimes and regulatory frameworks.

Jersey offers a wide range of fund types and structures and has substantial experience of the full spectrum of fund strategies and asset classes.

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Featured news and insights

According to a joint report by Northern Trust and HSBC, up to 5% to 10% of all assets will be digital by 2030. Jersey’s role in this exciting space is growing. We have created an online hub to bring together all of our insights and resources, including podcasts, case studies, webinar recordings and research, as well as information on related upcoming events. Explore our tokenisation hub for essential insight and learn about Jersey’s expertise in virtual assets, token issuance, tokenisation platforms and structuring for the securitisation of real-world assets.
Jersey’s funds sector is a leader in Shariah-compliant asset management. The jurisdiction is a preferred domicile for developed asset classes, such as real estate, private equity, commodity, and equity, for Shariah-compliant fund mandates.

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