Private equity fund administration expertise offered

Hybrid Structured Credit Funds: Securitisation moves into new paradigm

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On the surface, private equity and hedge fund structures have little in common. Private equity funds are generally close-ended with a typical life time of around seven years, during which the goal is to acquire a private company, improve value and operational efficiencies by restructuring and/or refinancing and exit through a private sale or initial public offering. Hedge funds are open-ended with investors having the option to enter and exit at predetermined intervals.

The two distinct business

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