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North
America
6.1%
Europe
5.3%
Asia
Launching
new product
types
Increasing
penetration
with existing
client types
Accessing
new investor
bases within
existing
markets
Expanding
distribution
into new
geographic
markets
Collateral
management
Cash
management
Cash
management
GAV/NAV
performance
calculation
GAV/NAV
performance
calculation
Daily
reconciliations
Daily
reconciliations
Investor
reporting
Regulatory
reporting
Long-only
funds
Separately
managed
accounts
Registered
liquid
alternatives
(including
UCITS)
Sub-advisory
capabilities
35%
Long-only funds
52%
Separately
managed
accounts
37%
Registered liquid
alternatives
(including UCITS)
2014
13%
13%
74%
2012 13%
67%
20%
32% 19% 19% 10%
24%
49%
27%
57%
21%
50%
30%
49%
24%
21%
43%
64%
40%
52%
28%
52%
30%
27%
19% 18%
Middle-office outsourcing represents the
new frontier for additional cost savings
Reduced replication of outsourced functions can improve efficiencies
Shifting strategies
Winning investor
assets in a
competitive
landscape
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Managers are launching new
products to access investors
Hedge funds’ top growth strategies
Managers are offering
separately managed
accounts, long-only funds
and registered products
Investors
are more
sanguine
about
expense
ratios
Investor satisfaction
with expense ratio
of funds
Regulatory reporting expenses are having
a significant drag on margins and creating
barriers to entry
Average drag on margins = 6.0%
Outsourced functions investors prefer hedge
funds fully shadow or perform some oversight
Outsourced functions that hedge funds
fully shadow or perform some oversight
85% of managers cite security
concerns for not using the cloud
80% of managers expect to increase
their spend on cybersecurity, but few
have made investments thus far
Caution! New products can have
a negative impact on margins
Proportion of managers with changes in margin
Institutional investor
allocation to traditional
hedge funds slows
Growth
Expenses
Cybersecurity
Our 2014 survey compares
the views and opinions from
hedge fund managers and
investors globally.
EY’s 8th Annual Global Hedge
Fund And Investor Survey
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Fully shadow Perform some oversight
Fully
developed
Not
developed
or don’t
know
Increase
allocation
Decrease
allocation
No change
Impact: Positive Negative
Very satisfied
Neutral
Not satisfied
Managers see lack of maturity in certain
third-party service provider offerings