Change in Investor Profile Increases the Importance of Compliance for Hedge Funds

Richard Wilson at the Hedge Fund Blogger links to an article discussing a shift in the make-up of hedge fund investors towards becoming more institutional.   According to Global Pensions, almost 60% of hedge fund assets are owned by institutions.

Naturally, this should affect how hedge fund managers think about compliance as institutional investors are much more likely to demand that their managers have a strong culture of compliance and solid compliance infrastructure in place.   This trend will also likely lead many unregistered hedge fund managers to think about registration (even before the much-anticipated requirements are passed).

Are you a hedge fund managers seeing a shift in your client base?  Let us know in the comments.

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About Jordan

Jordan is a Partner and Vice President at HedgeOp Compliance, LLC. He is in charge of the development, growth and marketing of HedgeOp's ComplianceTrak software. Prior to joining HedgeOp in March of 2003, Jordan worked at Euromoney Institutional Investor, Plc., as a Client Services Executive. While there, he worked with senior level executives in the New York and Canadian banking communities to plan and coordinate financial and legal training seminars. Jordan graduated with a B.S. in Applied Economics Management from Cornell University.

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