Governance Roles

This page expands the governance roles focus within the Spc Structure framework for DRKB Capitals SPC.

Governance Roles

Governance Roles is a structural control that protects lenders and borrowers in cross-border financing. Under QFC rules, SPCs may carry out Special Purpose Company Activities such as acquiring, holding, and disposing of assets, subject to their licence. SPCs must maintain a registered office in the QFC and keep required documents available at that office.

Show how Governance Roles supports ring-fencing and cell-level accountability.
Outline documentation and approvals tied to Governance Roles.
Explain how Governance Roles is monitored across the facility lifecycle.

Scope and application

We clarify what Governance Roles changes in the facility documentation and reporting calendar.

Key requirements

Defined transaction purpose and permitted SPC activities only.
Governance roles including director, secretary, and SEF accountability.
SSP appointment for corporate and administrative services and registered office support.
Documented compliance, collateral controls, and reporting cadence.

Reporting expectations

Mandate reporting cadence, stakeholder access, and escalation protocols are confirmed in advance.

Next step

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