Review of State Investment Advisory Fee Rules One of the things I have tried to emphasize within this blog is that there is no “one size fits all” legal solution to hedge fund formation. Each client/manager has a unique set of circumstances and will be subject to a potentially different [...]
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Hedge Fund Taxes May Increase under Obama
Obama to Propos Taxing Hedge Fund Carried Interest Groups such as the New York Times and Daily Finance are reporting that Obama’s proposed fiscal 2010 budget, which will be released tomorrow, will include provisions which will increase taxes for hedge fund managers (and private equity fund managers). Such a provision [...]
Hedge Fund Taxation – Law School Professor Perspective
Overview of Hedge Fund Taxation The following is a reprint of the Joseph Bankman’s testimony before Congress. Mr. Bankman is a professor at Stanford Law School. While the testimony has a bias against the current hedge fund taxation structure, it provides a great overview of hedge fund tax issue, specifically [...]
Hedge fund high watermark
Question: What is the hedge fund high watermark? Answer: The hedge fund high watermark is a mechanism that is implemented to make sure that managers do not take a performance fee when the fund has had negative performance over previous performance fee periods. The high watermark is the colloquial term [...]
What expenses does a hedge fund pay for?
Question: What costs does a hedge fund pay for and what costs does the hedge fund management company pay for? Answer: This is another very common question. Most hedge fund offering documents provide a boilerplate approach for splitting costs between the hedge fund and the management company. The general rule [...]