It is now nearly four years since the OECD and G20 agreed on the action points to tackle international tax avoidance. During this time we have seen anti-avoidance measures introduced around the world at some pace; these continue to impact traditional fund structures and potentially affect returns.  The OECD is now moving onto the second stage of its BEPS project and considering imposing minimum taxes.  Ivor Morris, Partner at KMPG gave an update on the impact on fund structures and returns. Additionally, he shared practical insights into how fund managers and investors are seeking to address these changes.

Date	:	Wednesday 25 March 2020
Time	:	11:00 – 11:30 (HK Time GMT +8)
Presentation and recording	:	Please visit Publication page

Presenter's Bio

Ivor Morris Partner KPMG Ivor has over 18 years’ experience in London and Hong Kong advising on international real estate investments and fund structures.  He advises many leading private equity real estate investors on their investments in the region.  He is the vice-chair of the ANREV regulatory and tax committee