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Pooled investment funds are an extremely important component of the institutional investment management business, serving as a critical tool for achieving diversification and economies of scale in a broad range of market and investment environments. These advantages have increasingly led fund sponsors to seek investors across national borders. Nonetheless, crossborder sales of pooled funds are fraught with numerous regulatory and tax complexities. This is particularly true for sponsors seeking to tap the enormous United Slates institutional market. This paper takes a solutionbased approach in examining the complexities of selling nonUS pooled funds to US institutional investors.
Journal of Financial Regulation and Compliance – Emerald Publishing
Published: Apr 1, 1996
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