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HSBC Said to End Ties With Some Hedge Funds

posted: 7 months ago

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HSBC, the administrator of $150bn in assets for hedge funds, is terminating agreements with some smaller Asian clients to focus on more profitable ones, said three people with knowledge of the matter.

One of the termination notices, reviewed by Bloomberg News, outlined when the bank will stop providing its services. The letter didn’t give a reason for HSBC’s decision.

HSBC recently reviewed its fund-administration clients, something it does from time to time to gauge whether the relationships are mutually beneficial and whether to maintain them, said another person. The people asked not to be identified because the information is private.

'From an admin point of view, serving a client that has $20m in assets would be just as much as serving a client with $200m - you still have to do the same asset valuations', said Allard de Jong, the group director at Portcullis Fund Administration (S) Pte in Singapore and a former head of Alternative Fund Services at HSBC there.

Hit the link below to access the complete Bloomberg article:

HSBC Said to End Administration Ties With Some Hedge Funds

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Source - Bloomberg.com

 

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