The hedge fund industry is gearing up for more changes to improve the authorisation process, allowing Ireland to remain competitive with other jurisdictions
The hedge fund industry in Ireland has undergone a transition period over the past few years. Regulation for hedge funds has been changing in the country to keep it aligned with the Ucits III directive. Further changes are in the pipeline to improve the authorisation process to keep Ireland competitive with other jurisdictions that offer hedge funds. strict supervision When establishing a hedge fund in Ireland managers undergo strict approval and supervision process relative to those in less regulated jurisdictions. Accordingly, fund promoters are attracted by the prospect of offering...
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