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| | | ... compliance and client service teams. This all takes time and money." At the same time, though, Ivey said that alternatives managers are attracting increasing non-institutional flows due to "the demand for platform- friendly products from investors in ... |
| | | | Roughly a third of alternatives managers are investing less in the UK as a response to the Brexit referendum, according to Preqin research. The research, based on a survey of 140 alternative assets firms and 50 institutional investors, showed that the ... |
| | | | The global alternative assets industry saw record growth to $10.5 trillion in 2015, according to Preqin research. The Preqin Global Alternatives Report for 2016 indicated that this was primarily driven by growth in private equity, which saw $274 billion ... |
| | | | ... that institutional FUM in alternatives has increased by 64% over the past 12 months. However, Australian alternatives managers still detect some reticence from institutions, and one of the biggest reasons is the aversion to Buffett's bugbear: high fees. ... |
| | | | ... largest hedge fund manager by pension fund assets under management. The survey shows that the top 10 local alternatives managers by funds under management are: Macquarie Group, Platinum Asset Management, AMP Capital, IFM Investors, Lend Lease, QIC, Colonial ... |
| | | | More than half of investors in hedge funds and other alternatives say changes to fee structures can better align their interests with fund managers, according to a recent survey by data and research provider Preqin. Of the five major alternative asset ... |
| | | | ... owners don't have to accept weaker governance and transparency practices that can be associated with some alternatives managers. To implement this, even though institutional investors may not set out looking for a managed account approach, Keith said. ... |
| | | | Super funds should not be shy of demanding full holdings disclosure from alternatives managers in order to meet reporting standards, HOSTPLUS chief investment officer Sam Sicilia has said. Sicilia said that if the managers refuse to provide the information ... |
| | | | Alternatives managers will need to be more transparent with their super fund investors in order to help them meet regulatory reporting requirements, according to BNP Paribas. Madhu Gayer, head of investment reporting and performance for Asia-Pacific ... |
| | | | ... other institutions are much more risk averse and have increasingly demanded capital protection from their alternatives managers. This has led to the emergence of absolute return, targeted volatility strategies. The mandates are simply very different ... |
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