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Research and Markets - The Capital Guide to Funds of Funds
Publish Date : 11/25/2004 11:38:00 AM Source : Science and Technology News Onlypunjab.com
It is estimated that there are approximately 675 hedge fund of funds operating today. The firms sponsoring these products range from large investment organisations, deploying billions, sometimes tens of billions, of dollars of capital to small organisations looking after a few million dollars of capital on behalf of a single wealthy family. Given the widening interest in hedge funds and the proliferation of hedge fund managers, it is likely that hedge funds of funds will continue to grow, as investors seek professional advice in the creation of hedge fund portfolios
Table of Contents:
Chapter One - Page 1 OVERVIEW OF THE HEDGE FUNDS OF FUNDS BUSINESS Hugh Lawson, Goldman Sachs Asset Management International, London.
The Case for Hedge Funds - How Much Capital to Allocate to Hedge Funds - Role for Hedge Funds of Funds - Evaluating a Hedge Fund of Funds Manager
Chapter Two – Page 7 OPTIMISING STRUCTURES FOR FUND MANAGERS AND INVESTORS Neil Oliver, Ernst & Young, London.
Introduction - Structure and Operation of a Fund – Partnerships - Tax Allocations Allocation of Fund Level Expenses - The Mark-to-market Election - Non-US Partners in a US Partnership - US Tax-exempt Partners - European Investors - United Kingdom - Master-feeder Structures - Operational Considerations – Fees – Equalisation - Listing - Manager Considerations - Unexpected Taxation on the Fund - Investment Manager Exemption
Chapter Three – Page 15 REGULATION OF FUNDS OF HEDGE FUNDS IN KEY EUROPEAN JURISDICTIONS Stuart Martin, Partner, Financial Services Group, Dechert, London.
Introduction United Kingdom; Onshore Funds - Offshore Funds - Taxation of UK Investors in Funds of Hedge Funds - Closed-ended Funds for the UK Market - Onshore Non-retail Funds
France; French Funds of Hedge Funds - Investment restrictions - Oversight of Investment Managers - Retail Sale of OPCVM of Hedge Funds - Marketing and Sale of Foreign Funds of Hedge Funds
Ireland; UCITS - Non-UCITS - Funds of Regulated Funds - Funds of Unregulated Funds - Promoter/Investment Manager Approval - Marketing Foreign Funds of Hedge Funds in Ireland
Italy; Onshore Funds of Hedge Funds - Promotion of Offshore Funds of Hedge Funds within Italy
Luxembourg; Structure - Supervision - CSSF Circular - Marketing - Listing - Taxation
Switzerland; Domestic Rules for Establishing a Fund of Hedge Funds in Switzerland - Marketing of Foreign Funds of Hedge Funds in Switzerland
Future Developments Conclusion
Chapter Four – Page 29 REGISTERED FUNDS OF HEDGE FUNDS Robert W. Helm and Kimberly Dopkin Rasevic, Dechert LLP, Washington.
What is a Registered Fund of Hedge Funds? Why Have Hedge Funds Been Unavailable to Most Investors? Advantages of Registering a Fund of Hedge Funds with the SEC What is the Form of Organisation of a Registered Fund of Hedge Funds? How is a Fund of Hedge Funds Registered with the SEC? Who May Buy Shares of a Registered Fund of Hedge Funds? Are Investors Permitted to Redeem Their Shares in a Registered Fund of Hedge Funds? Does a Fund of Hedge Funds Offer its Shares After the Initial Launch of the Fund? How are Funds of Hedge Funds Structured for Tax Purposes? Some Unique Regulatory Issues Relating to Registered Funds of Hedge Funds?
Chapter Five - Page 41 OVERVIEW OF THE PRIVATE FUNDS OF FUNDS INVESTMENT STRUCTURE George J. Mazin and Lawrence Y. Vincent, Dechert LLP, New York.
Introduction Marketing a Fund of Funds in the US through Private Placements Investment Adviser Registration Funds of Funds — Domestic vs. Offshore Section 3(c)(1) vs. Section 3(c)(7) as a basis for a fund of fund’s exemption from the definition of an ‘investment company’ under the Investment Company Act of 1940 Typical Fee Structures Employed by a Fund of Funds Withdrawal Rights of Investors Treatment of Hot Issues by the Private Fund of Funds Commodities Regulation of a Fund of Funds The Effect of ERISA on a Fund of Funds Plan Assets Generally Transparency Side Letters
Chapter Six – Page 59 RETAIL HEDGE FUNDS IN ASIA Rory Gallaher, Deacons, Hong Kong.
Authorisation of Hedge Funds Japan A Comparison Between the Hong Kong and Singapore Codes Regarding Retail Hedge Funds
Chapter Seven – Page 69 DUE DILIGENCE Tej Gujadher, Ernst & Young, New York.
Introduction - Staff and Company Information - Asset Management Activities Product Information – Performance - Asset Allocation - Manager Selection Portfolio Construction – Liquidity - Risk Management - Administration/Operations Client Reporting - Compliance/Legal
Chapter Eight – Page 73 SYSTEMS SELECTION Barry Rome, Ernst & Young, London.
Introduction - Typical Shortcomings of Most Fund of Funds Systems Main Vendors for Funds of Funds - ASPs and the Internet Portfolio Analysis - Future for Systems Providers Summary: Factors Managers Consider for System Selection
Chapter Nine – Page 77 FUND ADMINISTRATION AND OPERATIONAL ISSUES FACING FUNDS OF HEDGE FUNDS Jennifer Stier, Managing Director, and Kenneth O’Hanrahan, Legal Counsel, BISYS Hedge Fund Services.
Introduction - Selecting an Administrator - Functions of the Administrator Custody Matters - Registered Hedge Funds of Funds - Conclusion
Chapter Ten – Page 87 RISK MANAGEMENT OVERVIEW Pascal Botteron, Head of Alternative Investment Group and Ralph Villiger, Ernst & Young Ltd, Switzerland.
Introduction - New Philosophy of Risk Management for Hedge Funds The Risks of a Single Hedge Fund Investment - Industry Organisation Due Diligence — Controlling the Exongenous Risks - Asset Allocation — Managing the Exongenous Risks - Ongoing Risk Management - Leading Edge Conclusion
Chapter 11 Page 97 ACCOUNTANT'S PERSPECTIVE Scott Duncan, Ernst & Young, London.
Introduction - United Kingdom GAAP - Revenue/Expenditure & Gains/Losses Recognition - United States GAAP - International Accounting Standards & International Financial Reporting Standards
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