Masterarbeit, 2005
137 Seiten, Note: A- (German: Sehr Gut 1,3)
This study investigates the definition of hedge funds to better understand why regulatory bodies worldwide are striving to introduce new legislation and guidelines to maintain market security and integrity and ensure adequate investor protection. The study focuses on the two most viable options available to regulatory bodies to ensure effective implementation of these changes: (i) further restrict access to hedge funds, thus curbing their ‘retailization,' or (ii) introduce rigorous levels of disclosure from hedge funds and their intermediaries.
Chapter 1 provides an introduction to the study, outlining the problem statement, research aims, importance, methodology, scope, limitations, and a brief overview of the study. Chapter 2 delves into the definition and description of hedge funds, tracing their origins and exploring the investment process, including qualification requirements for US hedge funds, investor restrictions, structures, investment strategies, and advantages. The chapter concludes with a summary of key points.
Chapter 3 examines reporting standards and requirements for hedge funds, addressing criticism of the industry and emphasizing the importance of transparency. This chapter further explores standards and requirements, investor due diligence, adherence to investment mandates, and benchmarking and performance measurement, including valuation of assets and return calculation.
The core keywords and focus topics of this study include hedge funds, alternative investments, market security, investor protection, regulatory challenges, disclosure requirements, transparency, transparency, performance measurement, valuation of assets, and return calculation.
The main challenges include maintaining market security and integrity while ensuring adequate investor protection across varying jurisdictions and degrees of banking freedom.
Transparency is essential for investor protection, enabling proper due diligence and ensuring that funds adhere to their investment mandates.
The study posits two options: further restricting access to hedge funds to curb 'retailization' or introducing rigorous levels of information disclosure.
Retailization refers to the process of making hedge funds accessible to a broader, non-professional investor base, which increases the need for regulatory oversight.
Performance is measured through specific benchmarking, return calculations, and rigorous standards for the valuation of assets to ensure accurate reporting.
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