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Frost Wu
Associate
- Hong Kong
Overview
Frost is an Associate in the Corporate and Funds Groups of Loeb Smith’s Hong Kong office. Frost specialises advising on corporate transactions including IPOs, M&A, private equity transactions, and series financings, and also on the formation and launch of both Cayman Islands and BVI funds of all asset types (e.g. hedge, PE, VC and crypto) and regulatory compliance matters. Frost also advises on digital assets matters including VASP license application, DAO and foundation company structuring, digital asset focused funds, digital token issuance and regulatory compliance matters. Prior to joining our Firm, Frost was an Associate of an international law firm in Hong Kong.
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INSIGHTS | 23 April 2026
Key factors for launching a virtual assets business in the BVI
Learn the key factors for launching a virtual assets business in the BVI, including registration under the VASP Act, advantages of the jurisdiction, and the types of services regulated as virtual assets services, from exchanges to custody services.
INSIGHTS | 22 April 2026
Artificial Intelligence and Intellectual Property in the Cayman Islands and the BVI
The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) continues to raise complex questions about the applicability of intellectual property (IP) laws to AI and AI-generated works.
INSIGHTS | 13 April 2026
Why Do Captives Remain So Popular In The Cayman Islands?
What Are Captives? A captive insurance company is a wholly owned subsidiary insurer that provides risk mitigation services for its parent company or related entities. In its simplest form, the ‘captive’, wholly owned subsidiary is incorporated to insure against one or more risks to which its parent company…
INSIGHTS | 13 April 2026
Fiduciary Duties of a General Partner of a Cayman Islands exempted limited partnership
The Cayman Islands (Cayman) continues to be the leading offshore jurisdiction for the establishment of hedge funds, private equity funds, and investment funds focused on other asset classes. A large number of Cayman funds (typically private equity, venture capital or real estate focused funds) are structured as exempted…
INSIGHTS | 05 April 2026
Cayman Islands: Growth in use of parallel funds structures
The Cayman Islands is a leading offshore jurisdiction for investment funds known for its investor friendly regulations, tax neutrality, robust legal framework, regulatory environment, professional services infrastructure and global reach. It offers significant benefits, including no corporate income tax, capital gains tax or inheritance tax, making it attractive…
