How to create and manage a hedge fund: a professional's guide
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Disclaimer xix
CHAPTER 1
Intpotfuction to Hedge Funds 1
Why Invest in Hedge Funds? 3
Growth of Assets Under Management 5
Definition of a Hedge Fund 7
Comparison of a Commodity Trading Advisor
to a Hedge Fund Manager 8
Comparison of Mutual Funds to Hedge Funds 11
Comparison of Private Equity Funds to Hedge Funds 12
Fee Structures 13
Management Fee 13
Incentive Fee 14
Surrender Fee 14
Hurdle Rate IS
High Water Mark 15
Lookback 15
Miscellaneous Fees 15
Best Practices for Hedge Fund Managers 16
Notes 16
CHAPTER 2
BuNdbig a Valuable Business 19
Creating a Management Company with Equity Value 22
Mistakes Frequently Made by Fund Managers 26
The Business of the Business 31
Notes 32
IX
CHAPTER 3
Types of Hedge Funds 83
Fund Strategies 33
Long/Short Equity 34
Equity Arbitrage 34
Equity Pairs Trading 35
Equity Market Neutral Funds 36
Risk Arbitrage or Merger Arbitrage 36
Event Driven Strategies 3 7
Convertible Bonds 38
Fixed Income Arbitrage 39
Mortgage Arbitrage 40
Emerging Markets 41
Distressed Securities 41
Global Macro Funds 42
Futures Funds 43
Funds of Funds 44
Selecting Funds to Consider 45
Determining Fund of Funds Portfolio Weightings 46
Different but the Same 47
Note 48
CHAPTER 4
Types of Hedge Fund Investors 49
Individuals 50
Offshore Individuals 52
Offshore Institutions 53
Endowments 54
Foundations 55
Private Pension Funds 56
State Pension Funds 58
Corporations 58
Insurance 59
Fund of Funds 60
Notes 62
CHAPTER 5
Hedge Fund Investment Techniques 63
Fund Classifications 64
Technical Investment Techniques 66
Fundamental Investment Techniques 76
Nondirectional Trading Strategies 81
Nonparametric Investment Techniques 88
Notes 90
CHAPTER G
Hedge Fund Business Models 91
Typical Business Structures 91
Corporation 91
Partnership 94
General/Limited Partnership 94
Subchapter S Corporation 95
Limited Liability Corporation 96
Nested Structure 96
Domestic Limited Partnership Structure 96
Offshore Hedge Fund 97
Mirrored Structure 99
Master Feeder Hedge Fund Structure 101
Exchange Traded Funds 102
Setting Up the Businesses 102
Developing Pro Forma Revenue and Expense Forecasts 107
Limits to Increasing Scale 109
Onshore Administration 111
Offshore Administration 111
Miscellaneous Tax Issues 112
Notes 114
CHAPTER 7
Creating Leverage 115
The Equity Loan Market 116
The Fixed Income Repo Market 124
Repricing Financing Transactions to Reduce Credit Exposure 125
Financing Mortgage Backed Securities 127
Creating Leverage with Futures 128
Creating Leverage with Options 130
Creating Leverage with Swaps and Other Derivatives 131
Best Practices 132
Notes 133
CHAPTB5 8
Hedge Fund Business Plans 135
Purpose of a Business Plan 135
Parts of a Business Plan 136
Organization of a Hedge Fund Business Plan 137
Creating Two Separate Plans 138
Creating a Merged Business Plan 139
Creating a Unified Business Plan 141
Writing a Business Plan for a Hedge Fund 142
Vision/Mission Section for the Management Company 142
Vision/Mission Section for the Investment Fund 143
Company Overview for the Management Company 145
Company Overview for the Fund 146
Product Strategy at the Management Company 147
Product Strategy at the Fund 147
Market Analysis for the Management Company 148
Market Analysis for the Fund 149
Marketing Plan for the Management Company 149
Marketing Plan for the Fund 150
Concluding Comments 153
Notes 153
CHAPTffiB
Performance Measurement for Hedge Funds 155
Return 155
Averaging Returns 159
Dollar Weighted Returns versus Time Weighted Returns 162
Standards for Calculating Returns to Investors and Data
Services Short Positions 163
Calculating Returns on Short Positions 163
Calculating Returns on Levered Positions 163
Calculating Returns on Derivative Instruments 164
Returns on a Portfolio Involving Derivative Instruments 165
Compounding Frequencies 165
Computing Return for Notionally Funded Investments 166
Standard Deviation as a Measure of Risk 166
Substitutes for Standard Deviation as a Measure of Risk 167
Review of the Capital Asset Pricing Model 169
Measures of Risk Adjusted Return 170
R2 versus a Benchmark 171
Other Statistics 172
Measuring Drawdown 172
Percent Winning Months 173
Largest Monthly Gain/Loss 173
Risk of Loss 174
Measure with Care 175
Notes 175
CHAPTER 10
Legislation and Regulations Affecting Hedge Funds 177
Partnership Created as a Registered Investment 177
Securities Act of 193 3 178
Investment Company Act of 1940 179
Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997 180
Investment Advisors Act of 1940 181
Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 183
Commodities Exchange Act of 1936 (Amended in 1974) 184
Unrelated Business Taxable Income 185
Blue Sky Laws 185
Risk Disclosure 186
Reporting Requirements 186
Establishing Fair Value 188
Status as Investor or Trader 190
Foreign Partners in a Partnership 191
Hot Issues Allocations 192
Side Pocket Allocations 192
Offshore Issues 193
United Kingdom 193
Germany 193
Australia 194
Best Practices 194
Notes 195
CHAPTBH1
Accounting for Hedge Funds 197
Review of Double Entry Bookkeeping 197
Accomplishing Fund Management Tasks in Double
Entry Accounting 201
Journaling Levered Transactions 205
Joumaling Futures, Swaps, and Other Derivatives 208
FAS 133 209
Accounting for Investment Portfolios 210
Internal Controls 211
Notes 212
CHAPTBH2
Tax Reporting fop Hedge Funds 213
Flow Through Allocation Methodologies 213
Allocating Revenues and Expenses 217
Allocating Gains and Losses 219
Layered Allocation 219
Aggregate Allocation 222
Tax Allocation Under Mixed Straddle Election 230
Be Prepared 231
Notes 232
CHAPTER 13
Risk Management tor Hedge Funds 233
Contrasting Investor and Internal Risk Measurements 233
Risk Models That Do Not Rely on Probability 234
Fixed Income Risk Management 234
Currency Risk Management 242
Equity Risk Management 243
Futures Risk Management 247
Options Risk Management 248
Risk Models That Rely on Probability 255
Value at Risk (VaR) Risk Modeling 256
Managing Credit Risks 264
Default Credit Models 265
Mark to Market Credit Exposure 268
Unique Risks for Hedge Funds 270
Settlement Risk 270
Short Squeeze 271
Short Financing Risk 272
Credit of Counterparties 2 73
Ability to Borrow Cash 275
Liquidity Risk 276
Due Diligence 276
Best Practices 279
Notes 281
CHAPTER 14
Marketing Hedge Funds 283
Core Concepts of Marketing 283
Company Concepts 288
Growth Strategies 289
Marketing Mix 291
Market Research 292
Analyzing the Consumer 295
Theories of Organizational Buying 296
Market Segmentation 297
Differentiating the Product 299
New Product Development 299
New Product Process 300
Hedge Funds and Product Life Cycles 301
Going Global 302
The Unique Character of the Hedge Fund Product 304
Notes 305
CHAPTER 15
Derivatives and Hedge Funds 307
Incentive Fee as Call Option 307
Embedded Puts on Hedge Fund Returns 311
Using Derivative Instruments to Deliver Hedge Fund Returns 313
Best Practices—The Trader s Option 315
Notes 316
CHAPTER 1G
Lessons Learned from the Hedge Fund Industry 317
The Granite Fund 317
Fenchurch Capital Management 320
Long Term Capital Management 322
Tiger and Bowman Funds 324
Manhattan Fund 325
Reminders 326
Notes 327
Glossary 329
Bibliography 339
Index 351
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Preface xvii
Disclaimer xix
CHAPTER 1
Intpotfuction to Hedge Funds 1
Why Invest in Hedge Funds? 3
Growth of Assets Under Management 5
Definition of a Hedge Fund 7
Comparison of a Commodity Trading Advisor
to a Hedge Fund Manager 8
Comparison of Mutual Funds to Hedge Funds 11
Comparison of Private Equity Funds to Hedge Funds 12
Fee Structures 13
Management Fee 13
Incentive Fee 14
Surrender Fee 14
Hurdle Rate IS
High Water Mark 15
Lookback 15
Miscellaneous Fees 15
Best Practices for Hedge Fund Managers 16
Notes 16
CHAPTER 2
BuNdbig a Valuable Business 19
Creating a Management Company with Equity Value 22
Mistakes Frequently Made by Fund Managers 26
The Business of the Business 31
Notes 32
IX
CHAPTER 3
Types of Hedge Funds 83
Fund Strategies 33
Long/Short Equity 34
Equity Arbitrage 34
Equity Pairs Trading 35
Equity Market Neutral Funds 36
Risk Arbitrage or Merger Arbitrage 36
Event Driven Strategies 3 7
Convertible Bonds 38
Fixed Income Arbitrage 39
Mortgage Arbitrage 40
Emerging Markets 41
Distressed Securities 41
Global Macro Funds 42
Futures Funds 43
Funds of Funds 44
Selecting Funds to Consider 45
Determining Fund of Funds Portfolio Weightings 46
Different but the Same 47
Note 48
CHAPTER 4
Types of Hedge Fund Investors 49
Individuals 50
Offshore Individuals 52
Offshore Institutions 53
Endowments 54
Foundations 55
Private Pension Funds 56
State Pension Funds 58
Corporations 58
Insurance 59
Fund of Funds 60
Notes 62
CHAPTER 5
Hedge Fund Investment Techniques 63
Fund Classifications 64
Technical Investment Techniques 66
Fundamental Investment Techniques 76
Nondirectional Trading Strategies 81
Nonparametric Investment Techniques 88
Notes 90
CHAPTER G
Hedge Fund Business Models 91
Typical Business Structures 91
Corporation 91
Partnership 94
General/Limited Partnership 94
Subchapter S Corporation 95
Limited Liability Corporation 96
Nested Structure 96
Domestic Limited Partnership Structure 96
Offshore Hedge Fund 97
Mirrored Structure 99
Master Feeder Hedge Fund Structure 101
Exchange Traded Funds 102
Setting Up the Businesses 102
Developing Pro Forma Revenue and Expense Forecasts 107
Limits to Increasing Scale 109
Onshore Administration 111
Offshore Administration 111
Miscellaneous Tax Issues 112
Notes 114
CHAPTER 7
Creating Leverage 115
The Equity Loan Market 116
The Fixed Income Repo Market 124
Repricing Financing Transactions to Reduce Credit Exposure 125
Financing Mortgage Backed Securities 127
Creating Leverage with Futures 128
Creating Leverage with Options 130
Creating Leverage with Swaps and Other Derivatives 131
Best Practices 132
Notes 133
CHAPTB5 8
Hedge Fund Business Plans 135
Purpose of a Business Plan 135
Parts of a Business Plan 136
Organization of a Hedge Fund Business Plan 137
Creating Two Separate Plans 138
Creating a Merged Business Plan 139
Creating a Unified Business Plan 141
Writing a Business Plan for a Hedge Fund 142
Vision/Mission Section for the Management Company 142
Vision/Mission Section for the Investment Fund 143
Company Overview for the Management Company 145
Company Overview for the Fund 146
Product Strategy at the Management Company 147
Product Strategy at the Fund 147
Market Analysis for the Management Company 148
Market Analysis for the Fund 149
Marketing Plan for the Management Company 149
Marketing Plan for the Fund 150
Concluding Comments 153
Notes 153
CHAPTffiB
Performance Measurement for Hedge Funds 155
Return 155
Averaging Returns 159
Dollar Weighted Returns versus Time Weighted Returns 162
Standards for Calculating Returns to Investors and Data
Services Short Positions 163
Calculating Returns on Short Positions 163
Calculating Returns on Levered Positions 163
Calculating Returns on Derivative Instruments 164
Returns on a Portfolio Involving Derivative Instruments 165
Compounding Frequencies 165
Computing Return for Notionally Funded Investments 166
Standard Deviation as a Measure of Risk 166
Substitutes for Standard Deviation as a Measure of Risk 167
Review of the Capital Asset Pricing Model 169
Measures of Risk Adjusted Return 170
R2 versus a Benchmark 171
Other Statistics 172
Measuring Drawdown 172
Percent Winning Months 173
Largest Monthly Gain/Loss 173
Risk of Loss 174
Measure with Care 175
Notes 175
CHAPTER 10
Legislation and Regulations Affecting Hedge Funds 177
Partnership Created as a Registered Investment 177
Securities Act of 193 3 178
Investment Company Act of 1940 179
Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997 180
Investment Advisors Act of 1940 181
Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 183
Commodities Exchange Act of 1936 (Amended in 1974) 184
Unrelated Business Taxable Income 185
Blue Sky Laws 185
Risk Disclosure 186
Reporting Requirements 186
Establishing Fair Value 188
Status as Investor or Trader 190
Foreign Partners in a Partnership 191
Hot Issues Allocations 192
Side Pocket Allocations 192
Offshore Issues 193
United Kingdom 193
Germany 193
Australia 194
Best Practices 194
Notes 195
CHAPTBH1
Accounting for Hedge Funds 197
Review of Double Entry Bookkeeping 197
Accomplishing Fund Management Tasks in Double
Entry Accounting 201
Journaling Levered Transactions 205
Joumaling Futures, Swaps, and Other Derivatives 208
FAS 133 209
Accounting for Investment Portfolios 210
Internal Controls 211
Notes 212
CHAPTBH2
Tax Reporting fop Hedge Funds 213
Flow Through Allocation Methodologies 213
Allocating Revenues and Expenses 217
Allocating Gains and Losses 219
Layered Allocation 219
Aggregate Allocation 222
Tax Allocation Under Mixed Straddle Election 230
Be Prepared 231
Notes 232
CHAPTER 13
Risk Management tor Hedge Funds 233
Contrasting Investor and Internal Risk Measurements 233
Risk Models That Do Not Rely on Probability 234
Fixed Income Risk Management 234
Currency Risk Management 242
Equity Risk Management 243
Futures Risk Management 247
Options Risk Management 248
Risk Models That Rely on Probability 255
Value at Risk (VaR) Risk Modeling 256
Managing Credit Risks 264
Default Credit Models 265
Mark to Market Credit Exposure 268
Unique Risks for Hedge Funds 270
Settlement Risk 270
Short Squeeze 271
Short Financing Risk 272
Credit of Counterparties 2 73
Ability to Borrow Cash 275
Liquidity Risk 276
Due Diligence 276
Best Practices 279
Notes 281
CHAPTER 14
Marketing Hedge Funds 283
Core Concepts of Marketing 283
Company Concepts 288
Growth Strategies 289
Marketing Mix 291
Market Research 292
Analyzing the Consumer 295
Theories of Organizational Buying 296
Market Segmentation 297
Differentiating the Product 299
New Product Development 299
New Product Process 300
Hedge Funds and Product Life Cycles 301
Going Global 302
The Unique Character of the Hedge Fund Product 304
Notes 305
CHAPTER 15
Derivatives and Hedge Funds 307
Incentive Fee as Call Option 307
Embedded Puts on Hedge Fund Returns 311
Using Derivative Instruments to Deliver Hedge Fund Returns 313
Best Practices—The Trader's Option 315
Notes 316
CHAPTER 1G
Lessons Learned from the Hedge Fund Industry 317
The Granite Fund 317
Fenchurch Capital Management 320
Long Term Capital Management 322
Tiger and Bowman Funds 324
Manhattan Fund 325
Reminders 326
Notes 327
Glossary 329
Bibliography 339
Index 351 |
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