Re-Domiciling & Co-Domiciling for Fund Managers

Re-Domiciling & Co-Domiciling for Fund Managers

With impending regulatory changes and increased focus of investors, an increasing number of hedge funds and private equity managers are considering strategic moves to more favourable domiciles to meet both investors and market regulatory demands.

The ‘Re-Domiciling and Co-Domiciling for Fund Managers’ report will examine how and why domiciliation funds can add value to a business and asses the key decisions that must be made prior and in the process of moving or co-locating a fund or its management company.

Key issues the report will address include:

  • What has instigated the increased uptake in fund managers’ re-domiciliation?
  • How easy it is to re-domicile and co-domicile your fund to a new jurisdiction: considering the difficulties and roadblocks that may occur?
  • Examining the impact of the Alternative Investment Fund Managers (AIFM) Directive on fund managers re-domiciliation decisions
  • Evaluating investor concerns over the impact of re-domiciliation & co-domiciliation
  • Outlining the legal implications of re-domiciling and co-domiciling
  • The current hot spots : examining 3 of the most popular jurisdictions for re-domiciling and co-domiciling

Key providers this report is suitable for include:

This will be an ideal opportunity for product and service providers to promote their specific offerings to hedge funds and private equity firms seeking to re-domicile or co-domicile their funds.

Ideal profiles of business who may be interested in sponsoring this report include:

  • Fund administrators
  • Legal providers
  • Regional promotion agencies
  • Capital introduction agencies
  • Consultants
  • Stock exchanges and banks

 




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SPONSORS:

Guernsey

Business Bermuda

MFSA


MEDIA PARTNERS:

Emerging Markets


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