E&O or D&O Insurance For Registered Investment Advisers Yesterday I had the opportunity to talk with an insurance broker whose business focuses on providing insurance to registered investment advisers and hedge fund managers. This article is based on that conversation. Insurance Premiums for Small Funds For smaller funds (say less [...]
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Net Capital Requirement for State Registered Hedge Fund Managers
Overview of Net Capital Requirement and Bond Alternative Hedge fund managers who need to register as investment advisors in their state of residence often have to deal with the net capital requirement issue. Usually there will be two separate net capital requirements for the investment advisor (meaning the fund’s management [...]
Form U4 and Form U5 Amendments
NASAA Requests Comments on Proposed Changes Form U4 is the form used by Investment Advisory firms to register investment advisor representatives with their firm. It is also used by broker-dealers to register reps with their firms. Form U5 is used by both IA and BD firms to terminate a representative’s [...]
Hedge Fund Due Diligence Firm Drops Ball, Receives Fine
In what represents an unbelievable screw-up, professed hedge fund due diligence firm Hennessee Group was charged by the SEC with not performing the due diligence it supposedly provided to hedge fund investors who used their services. According to the SEC Administrative Order, Henessee did not perform certain key elements of [...]
California Investment Advisor Exemption for Certain Hedge Fund Managers
In the article Connecticut Hedge Fund Registration Exemption, we discussed that certain states like Connecticut provide administrative orders allowing hedge fund managers an exemption from the registration provisions under certain circumstances. Similarly certain states have provided a similar exemption to hedge fund managers through the securities commission rule making process. [...]