Jersey’s new mindset lets hedge funds bloom
1 October 2005
The past few years have seen booming growth for much of the fi
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The past few years have seen booming growth for much of the fi
Investors who traditionally were shy about viewing Latin American investments as muchmore than an opportunistic play are taking a second look.
As in many areas of business, Singapore and Hong Kong are competing for dominance in Asia’s fast growing hedge fund industry, with the Lion City try
In the last few years investable indices have become an important new method of hedge fund investment.
After the lull in activity that affected all fund jurisdictions in the post-crisis period, there are now clear signs of risk appetite returning and that promoters are willing and able to laun
At a time when the proposed Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive (AIFMD) is one of the main themes being discussed in the regulatory sphere, fund managers are evaluating more carefu
Ireland is seeing the establishment of an increasing number of ‘Newcits’ – Ucits funds that pursue alternative investment strategies.
Today alternative Ucits III structures are very much in vogue, but the SEB Asset Selection Fund traces its origins back more than five years, to a train journey to northern Sweden in March 2005.
There are questions about their suitability for retail investment, their ability to deliver long-term performance has yet to be proven, and Europe’s regulators could yet seek to rein in
