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Helping to build industry giants

Many administrators have excused themselves from the small- to mid-sized fund arena to concentrate on the largest of portfolios. Jamie Wynn-Williams spoke to two who still see the importance of helping smaller funds flourish

Smaller hedge funds by their very nature are price-sensitive and are therefore looking for a cheaper service and lower minimum fees, and consequently they will not be going with the bigger names in the administration space, says David Aldrich, managing director of the Bank of New York Mellon.

Dermot Butler, chairman of Custom House Administration in Dublin, concurs: "smaller hedge funds are going

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