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“What Is” the Buy-Side?

February 26, 2013 by alexam212

“What Is” the Buy-Side?

 In short, the buy side consists of firms looking to purchase assets or securities from the sell side, which offers these assets and other investment opportunities. The buy side mostly refers to the major institutions such as pension funds and insurance companies that are focused on maximizing the financial assets of their investors via purchases

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What Can Hedge Fund Administrators Learn from Madonna?

February 20, 2013 by Sarah Hathaway

What Can Hedge Fund Administrators Learn from Madonna?

Guest Contributor:  George Michaels, CEO, G2 FinTech One could say Madonna owes a great deal of her multi-decade success to her ability to “reinvent” herself and keep pace with the ever-changing music scene. The hedge fund administration industry could learn a thing or two from this strategy. Hedge fund “admins” are perfectly poised to capitalize

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“What Is” Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity Planning?

February 19, 2013 by alexam212

“What Is” Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity Planning?

Disaster recovery and business continuity planning (DR/BCP) for financial services firms are terms that refer to the pre-planning, regulatory requirements, revival processes, IT techniques, testing and certification that help firms survive natural disasters, terrorist attacks and other emergency events, and then return to business. Although disaster recovery and business continuity planning are related, they are

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Areas of Focus for Private Equity Managers in 2013

February 13, 2013 by Sarah Hathaway

Areas of Focus for Private Equity Managers in 2013

Guest Contributor: Amelia Stoj, Vice President of HedgeOp Compliance, an IMS Group company As it is 2013, it is important for SEC registered private equity managers to focus on upcoming filing deadlines and on-going compliance issues for the year ahead.  All registered private equity managers should note that there are two large filing deadlines looming

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“What Is” The Volcker Rule?

February 12, 2013 by alexam212

“What Is” The Volcker Rule?

The controversial Volcker Rule prohibits banking entities from making risky, speculative investments with their own money. More specifically, the rule restricts banking institutions from engaging in propriety trading, such as investing or sponsoring funds in ways that do not directly benefit their clients. The Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act of 2010 included

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FTF News Predictions for 2013 – Download our Digital Issue Today!

February 8, 2013 by Maureen Lowe

FTF News Predictions for 2013 – Download our Digital Issue Today!

To say the least, FTF News is very proud to present our first completely digital magazine. As you flip through the pages (love those sound effects) and admire the look of it, you will see that we are making some major predictions for 2013. To cut to the chase, for our top prediction, we are

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D-Day for IFRS 13, It’s Time to Move

February 7, 2013 by Maureen Lowe

D-Day for IFRS 13, It’s Time to Move

The end of Q1, 2013 brings its own form of D-Day for the investment funds industry: Data Day. For it is on this date that International Financial Reporting Standards 13 Fair Value Measurement (IFRS 13) becomes effective. The aim of IFRS 13 is to introduce a consistent global definition of fair value, along with enhanced

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The Rise and Rise of Reconciliation Systems

February 6, 2013 by Sarah Hathaway

The Rise and Rise of Reconciliation Systems

Guest Contributor: Duncan Wheatley, Managing Director, Watson Wheatley Ltd Several years ago I was responsible for the global operations of a $350bn asset manager running institutional and private client money and mutual funds. We had 250 operations staff; 60% were responsible for day to day account reconciliation. We had no automated reconciliation, no automated data

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“What Is” Hedge Fund Administration?

February 5, 2013 by alexam212

“What Is” Hedge Fund Administration?

Hedge fund administration involves the accounting, consulting and management of an investment firm’s key funds. A third-party, hedge fund administrator’s primary duties are to protect investors’ interests and to ensure that a firm’s funds are operating efficiently. More specifically, a hedge fund administrator’s responsibilities may include, but are not limited to: Calculating the Net Asset

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Key Current Challenges of the Asset Management Industry and Operational Answers

January 30, 2013 by Sarah Hathaway

Key Current Challenges of the Asset Management Industry and Operational Answers

Guest Contributor:  Peter Ellis, General Manager EMEA, BI-SAM Investment management is under great pressure. Volatile markets make accurate forecasting impossible and the growth in regulation increases the cost of doing business for all participants. Investment managers must find new ways of working to achieve more with less. Technology has a vital role to play in

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