| The third edition of How to Start and Grow a Hedge Fund in Asia is again sponsored by Credit Suisse,Deacons and Ernst & Young and brings together the latest information on market developments, as well as a country-by-country analysis of the regulatory frameworks governing the marketing of such funds.
Table of Contents:
Chapter 1
Hedge Funds in Asia - an overview
Peter Douglas CAIA, Principle, GFIA pte Ltd, Singapore.
Chapter 2
Structuring a hedge fund in Asia using offshore centres
Rory Gallaher, Deacons, Hong Kong.
Chapter 3
Key considerations in selling hedge funds to European investors
Stuart Martin, Dechert LLP, London.
Chapter 4
Key considerations in selling hedge funds to US investors
Adrienne M. Baker, Susan C. Ervin, John V. O’Hanlon and Karen L. Anderberg, Dechert LLP.
Chapter 5
Recent developments in the regulation of foreign hedge fund managers in Australia
Scott Charaneka and Julie Tramsak, Deacons Australia.
Chapter 6
Marketing offshore hedge funds to Japanese investors
Yogu Kimura, Mori Hamada & Matsumoto, Tokyo.
Chapter 7
The regulation of hedge funds in Hong Kong
Rory Gallaher, Deacons, Hong Kong.
Chapter 8
The regulation of hedge funds in Singapore
Arnold Tan, Rajah & Tann, Singapore.
Chapter 9
Marketing and selling offshore hedge funds in Korea
Joon Park, Young-Man Huh and Pil-Kook Lee, Kim & Chang, Seoul.
Chapter 10
The marketing of hedge funds in Taiwan
Sherry S.L. Lin, Lee and Li, Taipei.
Chapter 11
Use of the Internet in marketing and distributing hedge funds in Hong Kong
Karen Kaur, Deacons, Hong Kong.
Chapter 12
Hedge funds: an accountant’s perspective
Florence Chan, Victor Yung, Ang Siew Lian, Lim Gek Khim, Tobias Lintvelt and Antoinette Elias, Ernst & Young.
Chapter 13
The Role of Independent Directors
Geoff Ruddick, International Management Services Ltd, Cayman Islands. |
