By Ken Somerville, Senior Director, Fund Accounting, PFPC International Over the past few years, the outsourcing of hedge fund administration has been a fast-growin
In 2004 the global hedge fund industry experienced remarkable expansion of roughly
By Ronan Daly, Managing Director, BISYS Hedge Fund Services (Ireland) Although Dublin is home to administrators of both hedge funds and traditional long-only vehicl
Talk about the elephant in the room. The Alternative Investment Fund Managers directive surely has the largest ears and the longest trunk of the species.
Malta is well-known for its business-friendly approach Ð particularly to the fund sector which it sees as critical to the future growth of the island.
Whereas in some jurisdictions the regulator is viewed as an adversary or a hindrance to business, in Malta the regulatory regime is a product of genuine collaboration between the industry and
Ifina’s organisation in June of a networking evening at BVI House in London, featuring speakers representing the global hedge fund industry and the funds sectors in the British Virgin I
Market commentary and discussion on the merits and limitations of alternative Ucits funds continue to generate considerable interest for hedge fund managers and their investors. The interest is backed by recent statistics from the European Fund and Asset Management Association
Nearly two years after the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers brought home to the global financial industry the seriousness of the crisis that unfolded from the collapse of the US sub-prime mortgage market, the shape of the regulatory environment drawn up
Hedge fund managers were never going to stay away from new distribution channels for long, especially ones with the promise of onshore distribution – historically the area they had been
