Hong Kong has implemented a number of regulatory and legislative changes to support its growth as a financial hub in Asia. The introduction of the Limited Partnership Fund (LPF) regime, amendments to the existing Open-Ended Fund Company (OFC) regime and reforms to change the tax treatment of carried interest are the most lauded changes being ushered in. 

This report outlines the trajectory the jurisdiction is expected to follow in achieving its objectives. As travel restrictions begin to lift, business from Chinese managers is anticipated to increase. Further, in view of investors’ continued appetite for alternative assets, Hong Kong can offer managers the opportunity to tap into Asian assets and investors. The report also discusses how managers are broadening their fund portfolio and planning to launch several funds from a single umbrella structures, with Hong Kong playing a central role. 
 

As the use of alternative data and nowcasting becomes less of the exception and more of the rule, asset managers need to ensure their data is accurate, timely and relevant. This report examines how analytical tools can help them quickly find, analyse and visualise relevant data, as well as looking at how cloud-based collateral management systems can drive efficiency, reduce cost and risk.
 

This report reveals the drivers behind the increasing acceptance by institutional investors of digital assets as a 'real' asset class and what players in the industry are doing to support investor appetite and grow the market sustainably.

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This report outlines the elements which make Amsterdam attractive to managers looking for a European jurisdiction, and the importance of working with the right partners and the support providers can offer when it comes to ESG reporting requirements.

The Cayman Islands has seen a raft of new regulation as the jurisdiction shores up its legal infrastructure to meet global standards. This report outlines how service providers must be nimble and adaptable to meet changing client needs.