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Sponsored forum: Fund administrators ponder variety of issues challenge...
A forum sponsored by BNP Paribas, Butterfield Fulcrum, HSBC and UBS, fund administrators discusses issues of concern to investors and hedge funds: middle office, fees, regulation and due diligence.
Fund administrators are facing unprecedented falls in assets under administration (AUA) and a contraction of the industry. Most Cayman Islands administrators are weathering the storm and hope to emerge...
How do you think transparency and risk reports will develop? What will investors want in the short, medium and long term? How will their needs change? Aside from institutional investors, what other factors...
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Industry braces for contraction
What are the main challenges facing fund administrators over the next 12 months?
Global Administration Round Table: Confronting a challenging environment...
Entering 2009 most fund administrators are braced for a more challenging environment, with fewer funds and more regulation.
Industry expands service offering
What new services will be introduced over the next 12–18 months?
Independent administration is essential
Under what circumstances should a fund not outsource its administration? How important is independent outsourcing of administration for a fund? How much impact do investors have on a fund’s choice of administrator? Should investors demand independent...
Industry adjustments expected
What impact, if any, do you expect the economic turmoil, credit crunch and general volatility of the market to have on fund administrators and their hedge fund clients in 2009? Do you expect permanent and significant changes as a result?
Efficiency and flexibility top agenda
How will technology requirements change over the next 12–24 months?
All investors want more transparency
How do the needs or requirements of investors vary? What are the differences between, say, family offices and institutional investors?
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