For US alternative investment fund managers trying to market
into Europe, a constantly evolving regulatory environment has added
a layer of complexity, say Elliot Refson and Philip Pirecki at
Jersey Finance.
In order to maintain uninterrupted business and access to
international capital, managers today are expected to effectively
navigate these regulatory transformations, which often requires a
change in operations, such as moving domiciliation locations or
implementing new compliance frameworks.
Stability and familiarity, which should ultimately mitigate
operational difficulties, are key for all investors, but especially
US alternative fund managers with an international investor base
that have to navigate multiple regulatory regimes.
