JP Fund Administration, a hedge fund and private equity administrator, has been voted ‘Best Offshore Fund Administrator 2018’ at the prestigious Hedgeweek Global Awards held at the Reform Club in London.
The highly regarded Hedgeweek Awards are unusual as they are entirely based on peer review and are voted for by clients, fellow service providers and the readership of Hedgeweek. Philip Griffiths, Head of Asia Services at JP Integra Group, says: “It is a real compliment from the clients and peers that voted for us, for which we are very grateful, and it is testimony to the professionalism and commitment of our staff.”
2018 has begun strongly for JP Fund Administration which has grown its Assets Under Administration (AUA) to more than USD5 billion, bringing the JP Integra group total AUA to more than USD6 billion.
Peter Cockhill (pictured with Hedgeweek’s Simon Broch), CEO of JP Integra, says: “2017 was a year of investment in systems and processes to enable us to handle the growing demand for our Cayman based administration services. We recently obtained the SOC 1/ISAE 3402 accreditation, which confirms that the processes and systems we have in place meet the highest international standards and this award confirms that our client service is best in class.”
JP Fund Administration is part of JP Integra, the leading Cayman specialist in trust, private equity and fund solutions for international private, institutional and sovereign clients. JP Integra was established in Switzerland and Cayman in 2007 and has evolved into a full-service administrator, trustee and corporate management professional services firm. The principal operating companies of JP Integra (which are each licensed by CIMA) are JP Fund Administration (Cayman) Ltd; JP Integra Trust Company (Cayman) Limited; and JP Management Services Limited.
