SETTING UP A HEDGE FUND â PART TWO - BarclayHedge
SETTING UP A HEDGE FUND â PART TWO - BarclayHedge
SETTING UP A HEDGE FUND â PART TWO - BarclayHedge
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3.1.3<br />
a. Venture Capital b. Private Equity<br />
c. Real Estate d. Infrastructure<br />
e. Physical Commodities<br />
f. Specialist finance/credit<br />
g. Other alternative investments<br />
If yes, please give details:<br />
3.2 Fund of Funds<br />
a. Will the fund be a Fund of Funds?<br />
b. If “Yes” will the fund permit/require<br />
estimated valuations of underlying<br />
funds to be used in calculating the<br />
NAV of the fund?<br />
c. If “Yes”:<br />
i. Up to what percentage of Fund’s<br />
assets may be invested in underlying<br />
funds with estimated NAVs? %<br />
ii. What other restrictions will apply?<br />
d. Will the Fund require a bank or other<br />
financial institution to provide:<br />
i<br />
Bridging finance to enable prompt investment<br />
of shareholder restrictions?<br />
ii<br />
If “Yes”, how much?<br />
Bridging finance to permit reinvestment of<br />
redemptions out of underlying funds prior to<br />
receipt of those redemptions?<br />
If “Yes”, how much?<br />
iii<br />
Financing for leveraging purposes<br />
If “Yes”, how much?<br />
e. Will the Administrator be required to<br />
place and oversee execution of<br />
transactions involving the Fund’s<br />
investments in underlying funds?<br />
If “Yes” please describe procedures<br />
iv<br />
Credit lines for currency hedging overlay<br />
purposes<br />
4. Investment Restrictions<br />
a<br />
Will there be any self-imposed<br />
restrictions on the Fund’s trading?<br />
If “Yes”, please describe on separate<br />
sheet of paper (see Q. 37.b)<br />
b. Will the Fund be permitted to borrow<br />
(other than 3.2.d. above)?<br />
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