EB5 Investors Magazine is pleased to announce the Top 3 Fund Administrators for 2025. To be eligible, an EB-5 fund administrator must oversee and verify the financial management of EB-5 investor funds; be independent of projects/regional centers; and be one of the following: a CPA, attorney, broker-dealer, or investment adviser registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Baker Tilly
Baker Tilly is a leading assurance, tax, and advisory firm that provides a wide range of professional services to businesses, organizations, entities, and individuals. They specialize in EB-5 consulting services, assisting clients through various stages of the EB-5 program, from pre-offering to fund administration. Their focus is on ensuring accurate and fully transparent project reporting for investors and compliance with USCIS reporting obligations.
JTC
JTC Group is a publicly listed, global professional services business that provides fund, corporate, and private client services, built on a culture where every employee is an owner. The firm offers a comprehensive range of administration and governance solutions, including fund administration (especially for alternative assets), corporate services for multinational companies and SMEs, and private wealth management for high-net-worth individuals and families.
PRXY
PRXY offers technology solutions tailored for special-purpose financing vehicles, with a focus on the EB-5 program. Their platform enables real-time tracking of project metrics, like expenditures and job creation. Led by expert lawyers in real estate, immigration, and securities, it provides efficient monitoring for Regional Centers and investors. Stakeholders can easily access details on funds raised and jobs created, and their downloadable report is valuable for I-829 applications and Regional Center audits.
EB5Investors.com Staff
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