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ARTICLE · 11 SEPTEMBER 2020

The Five Things Funds Managers Should Be Doing Now

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THESE ARE TRYING TIMES. Social and economic systems on national and international levels have been disrupted to an unprecedented degree...

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ORIGINAL POSTED DATE OF July 24, 2020

THESE ARE TRYING TIMES. Social and economic systems on national and international levels have been disrupted to an unprecedented degree, while political and legal uncertainty also lurk. Not unlike other businesses, funds are considering what steps to take to maintain some stability for their clients and employees. The prudent fund manager will be reviewing the portfolio under management, considering existing strategies, and looking ahead. With so much uncertainty in the investing environment, flexibility is the order of the day.

  • Reviewing your fund documents.

    Fund managers and fund directors should be reviewing their offering documents. If they have not already done so, they should be familiar with their rights and obligations, particularly the gate and redemption provisions in their offering documents. Is there any scope for slowing redemptions or suspending them altogether? What circumstances have to exist in order to

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