What is T+1 for US markets and when is it happening? The US Securities and Exchange Commission is changing the rules for US securities which will shorten the settlement times required for trades in US markets. It is expected that this will be implemented as soon as the end of March 2024. The industry will …
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Changes on the horizon for the Regulatory Umbrella Industry – will your business be affected? The Appointed Representative regime in the UK remains an area of intense regulatory scrutiny. The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) set out its latest policy statement on Appointed Representatives last year. This followed a number of events within the asset …
The SEC has adopted rule changes that will shorten the standard settlement cycle for US stocks from two days (T+2) to T+1. The reforms come as the US regulator seeks to reduce the various credit, market and liquidity risks highlighted in changed dealing volumes over the last five years. According to SEC Chair Gary Gensler, …
New SEC rules will create significant new operational demands for asset managers. Read More »
HFM EUROPEAN EMERGING MANAGERS SUMMIT SURREY 2023 Join us for the HFM European Emerging Managers Summit to strengthen your contact book, absorb cutting-edge content, and move your firm to the next stage. February 27th – 28th, 2022 PENNYHILL PARK SURREY Dave will chair the first panel – Start me up: Dissecting the launch environment with industry experts offering their …
Truss Edge is thrilled to announce the launch of our brand new website! Truss Edge is thrilled to announce the launch of our brand new website, and we are very grateful for the hard work and dedication of our talented team, who brought this project to life with our full focus forward. The new website offers a …
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The growth in the management company sector has been spectacular in the last 10 years. But while there is a demand for third party solutions from asset managers, it also brings with it pressure for mancos to be responsive to regulatory and investor demands
One of the issues still facing hedge funds is investor expectations for oversight and control of their allocation.
While we have seen a proliferation of mancos in the last decade, regulators and investors are kicking the tyres harder these days.
Outsourcing offers a more cost-effective avenue than building an ETF business from scratch and brings the added benefit of industry expertise to the table
