- 78% of Limited Partners believe first-time funds using
outsourced middle and back office solutions are more attractive to
investors
- Intertrust launches guide for emerging fund managers, looking
to set up a private capital fund
The biggest obstacles for emerging fund managers are the cost
and expertise of building a middle and back office system as well
as coping with the regulatory burden, according to a new study
commissioned by Intertrust, a global leader in providing expert
administrative services to clients operating and investing in the
international business environment.
Almost six-in-ten (59%) Limited Partners (LPs) cited the
difficulty in building a sufficiently robust fund infrastructure as
the greatest challenge facing emerging fund managers, followed by
coping with the increased regulatory burden (45%).
