View from the top: hedge fund COOs talk regulation, investor demands
November 06, 2012
Lawrence Delevingne
A discussion on business management at the Absolute Return Symposium.
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Greg Heyman and Andrew Rabinowitz
(Photo: Axel Dupeux). |
Hedge fund chief operating officers said they are happy to be flexible for investors, but regulatory demands are taking a large toll.
COOs Gregory Heyman of startup Kensai Asset Management, Andrew Rabinowitz of $10 billion credit firm Marathon Asset Management and Daniel Solomon of $70 million macro focused Lyford Group International shared their experiences as part of a panel discussion at the Absolute Return Symposium last week.
Predictably, the panelists were more willing to be more flexible and transparent for investors than...
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