Hedge Fund and Private Equity Managers Seek New Domiciles as Cost of Regulation Mounts

Hedge fund and private equity managers are actively considering moving to “more favorable” domiciles, especially emerging markets or regions, as the cost burden of new regulation rises in Europe, according to a report by Clear Path Analysis. ...

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01 Dec 2011

Provider: BNY Mellon
Client: China Construction Bank
Asset Value: Undisclosed

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