The Capital Guide to Hedge Funds 2002 Topics Covered Include: • A year of turmoil - Impact on Hedge Fund Operations • Current State of the Hedge Fund market • Jurisdiction Profiles: Bermuda, Cayman Islands, Dublin, Luxembourg, Hong Kong • Getting the Structure Right for the Managers and the Investment • Legal Segregation of Assets: Towards Global Recognition • Raising Capital for Start ups • US regulatory and Tax Considerations for Offshore Funds • Addressing the Inefficiencies of Paper-based Transactions • Equalisation • Anti-Money…

The third edition of this Guide examines the types of asset that can be securitised and the structure of a securitisation issue, including details on regulation, accounting and taxation. The Guide covers the markets of Hong Kong, Korea, Japan, Singapore, Australia and the Philippines, and features new chapters on New Zealand, Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand, plus the latest commentary on taxation issues.

This new title in the series appears at a time of significant growth in the Canadian Hedge Fund Business. Sponsored by BMO Nesbitt Burns Inc., law firm Borden Ladner Gervais, Ernst & Young, and with a foreword penned by AIMA Canada, its chapters cover: structuring issues, investment adviser registration, marketing hedge funds, compliance responsibilities, risk management, market overview and developments, the role of the prime broker, and the use of offshore structures.

At a time of immense growth and change in the European hedge fund world, the timely publication of this inaugural edition will be of considerable interest both to fund managers, and those offering essential support services. Written by experts from Morgan Stanley, Hemisphere Management, and the law firms of Titmuss Sainer Dechert and Dechert Price & Rhoads, the Guide brings together material on all aspects of establishing and operating a hedge fund. Topics covered include key considerations in setting up a fund management company, selling hedge…

ISI is pleased to announce the inaugural edition of this new title focusing on the developing hedge fund industry in Asia. While Japan may be at the forefront of industry activity, Australia represents a key market sector that is both innovative and fast growing. Similarly, Hong Kong is enacting new legislation to allow for the sale of hedge funds to retail investors, and Singapore is witnessing growing public interest in the use of hedge funds as an acceptable vehicle for alternative investment. Sponsored by Ernst & Young, Citco and …