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Prime Custody and Prime Brokerage Work Together To Provide Hedge Funds and Investors with TransparencyReprinted with the permission of Asset International, Inc. Increased investor demands following the 2007-08 financial crisis prompted prime brokers, hedge fund administrators and custodians to examine their service models. BNY Mellon's Alternative Prime Custody Services group responded with a portfolio of services that does more than facilitate the movement of cash and securities between prime brokerage and custody accounts. It includes fully integrated middle-office, securities lending, in-house and third-party cash and collateral management services, as well as custody and asset servicing. Brian Ruane and Michele Cottone describe how well the combination is playing with hedge funds. Authors: Brian Ruane, Michele Cottone
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VIDEO: Alternative Investments Adapt - Four Trends Reshaping the IndustryMarina Lewin, Head of Global Business Development, BNY Mellon Alternative Investment Services, discusses how the alternative funds industry has rebuilt itself after the financial crisis of a few years ago. Institutional investors and pension funds are more frequently turning to alternative investments -- hedge funds, fund of hedge funds and private equity funds -- as a source of increased alpha and diversified returns. Author: Marina Lewin
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Alternative Investments Adapt - Four Trends Reshaping the IndustryAfter years of volatile asset valuations and intense investor scrutiny, the alternative investment industry is well on the road to recovery. But while investment returns are more robust, the industry is experiencing a profound transformation as four key trends play out in the alternatives space. How funds respond to these trends will help determine their success in the years to come. Author: Marina Lewin
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Comment & Analysis: HFMWeek.comReprinted with the permission of HFMWeek Mark Mannion assesses the drivers of hedge fund performance so far in 2011 and looks at the impact of UCITS growth on the industry. Author: Mark Mannion
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The Long ViewReprinted with the permission of HFMWeek Marina W Lewin, head of global sales for BNY Mellon Alternative Investment Services, discusses the growing demands for information in the due diligence process, and how it is changing the way investors, managers and service providers work in the alternative investment arena. Author: Marina Lewin
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Rays of Hope Amid the GloomReprinted with the permission of eFinancialNews Ltd Marina Lewin, Global Head of Business Development for BNY Mellon Alternative Investment Services, talks about investor demands, the evolving regulatory environment and consolidation in the fund administration sector. Author: Marina Lewin
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Comment & Analysis: HFMWeek.comReprinted with the permission of HFMWeek Brian Ruane, CEO of BNY Mellon Alternative and Broker-Dealer Services, discusses the evolution of the prime custody model in the U.S. and Europe. Author: Brian Ruane
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2011 A Solid Year for Asian Hedge Funds, According to BNY MellonReprinted with the permission of HedgeFund Intelligence Limited While hedge funds have had a tough time raising funds in 2011, the industry in Asia actually experienced a solid year, according to BNY Mellon. Business: Alternative Investment Services
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Challenges and Opportunities Emanate from RegulationReprinted with permission of Incisive Media Investments Limited Marina Lewin, global head of business development at BNY Mellon Alternative Investment Services, discusses the challenges and opportunities facing the international hedge funds industry. Author: Marina Lewin
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Regulation: New Operating Models NeededReprinted with the permission of PEI Media As new regulations change the way the market functions, private equity must evolve to meet fresh challenges. Daniel Amir and Brian McMahon of BNY Mellon discuss the most significant regulatory requirements impacting both Europe and the U.S. and identify what they mean for private equity practitioners. Authors: Daniel Amir, Brian McMahon
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