What is the difference between an SPV and a Master LLC?
Learn about how an SPV differs from your usual LLC and how it may be of benefit to you and your company.
An LLC is the central entity that acts as the structure for your assets, deals, or any other entities. Having an LLC like this allows you to have multiple holdings under one umbrella, instead of needing to create a separate company for every investment.
An SPV, or Single-Purpose Vehicle, is a standalone entity that you can create for one specific investment, project, or asset. Each SPV you create exists isolated from your other investments. Using your main, or master, LLC, you can have multiple SPV's acting beneath it. This allows you to have centralized oversight and branding , while still maintaining separation between deals. This way you can use individual SPV's for individual investments while still holding centralized management in the Master LLC.
You can use both in your investment platform in order to create a better balance of efficiency with liability protection, while still managing multiple investments.
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