The Fundamentals of Hedge Fund Management
How to Successfully Launch and Operate a Hedge Fund
Published on 3. January 2007
208 pages
978-0-470-08991-0 (ISBN)
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The tools and techniques needed to successfully launch andmaintain a hedge fund
In The Fundamentals of Hedge Fund Management, bothbudding and established hedge fund managers will learn thefundamentals of building and maintaining a successful hedge fundbusiness. Strachman presents the facts in an accessible andeasy-to-use format that will empower readers to create a lastingfund that provides significant income for years to come. TheFundamentals of Hedge Fund Management provides information oneverything from picking a lawyer to creating a fund's documents todetermining what markets attract investors. Readers will gleanvaluable information from real-life experiences (both negative andpositive) that have shaped and continue to guide many of today'sleading and most respected funds.
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DANIEL A. STRACHMAN is Managing Director of A & C Advisors LLC, a diversified investment management firm that offers services to individuals and institutions. Strachman is also the Editor of The Strachman Report, a bimonthly newsletter about long-term investment strategies. He has worked in product development, marketing, and sales focused around the money management industry. He is also author of Getting Started in Hedge Funds, Essential Stock Picking Strategies, and Julian Robertson, all of which are published by Wiley.
Content
Preface.
Acknowledgments.
Chapter 1: The Hedge Fund Industry.
Chapter 2: The Service Providers.
Chapter 3: Hedge Fund Structures.
Chapter 4: Hedge Fund Accounting.
Chapter 5: ERISA, UBTI, and Offshore Funds.
Chapter 6: Marketing and Capital Raising.
Chapter 7: Why the Back Office Matters.
Chapter 8: The Launch.
Chapter 9: Perception versus Reality.
Appendix.
Resource Guide.
Notes.
Glossary.
Bibliography.
Index.
