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Home > Business/Finance > Financial Services > Asset Management
Hedge Funds in Europe 2007
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May 2007
Published By:
Datamonitor
Page Count:
61
Order Code:
R313-21628
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- Overview
- Catalyst
- Summary
- Methodology
- Executive Summary
- Market Context
- Competitor Dynamics
- Distribution Dynamics
- Table of Contents
- Overview
- Catalyst
- Summary
- Methodology
- Executive Summary
- Market Context
- Competitor Dynamics
- Distribution Dynamics
- Market context
- Introduction
- The global hedge fund market has seen exponential growth in recent years and Europe has been responsible for a significant proportion of that growth
- The European hedge fund market has been driven by a substantial number of fund launches
- Institutional investors have regained their place as the most important customer group for hedge funds in Europe
- There has been a considerable amount of EU-wide hedge fund regulation in recent years
- The EU is divided over the issue of hedge fund regulation
- The European hedge fund market is expected to grow at a significant rate
- The hedge fund market is expected to grow over the next three years, with institutions likely to retain their status as the main customer group
- Demand for hedge funds across all customer bases is likely to be strong
- Data
- COMPETITOR DYNAMICS
- Goldman Sachs are perceived as the leading institution in building hedge funds across Europe
- Data
- DISTRIBUTION DYNAMICS
- Retail banks are the primary means of distributing hedge funds to mass market investors in Europe
- IFAs are seen as the key distributors of hedge funds to high net worth clients across Europe
- Direct sales forces are the best way to distribute hedge funds to institutions across Europe
- Data
- APPENDIX
- Definitions
- Methodology
- Further reading
- Ask the analyst
- Datamonitor consulting
- Disclaimer
- Table of figures
- Figure 1: Institutional clients are regarded as the most important client segment for hedge funds in 2007
- Figure 2: Hedge funds are the most popular alternative investment, according to EU asset managers
- Figure 3: Hedge funds are most popular among wealthy clients in Italy and the UK
- Figure 4: Regulatory difficulties are expected to be the major barrier to wider take-up of hedge funds among institutional clients over the next three years
- Figure 5: Regulatory difficulties were cited as the major barrier to wider take-up of hedge fund investments in the Spanish market
- Figure 6: Both high net worth and mass market sales are expected to suffer lack of investor understanding of hedge fund products
- Figure 7: The majority of EU asset managers believe the institutional market will see the most increase in demand for hedge funds over the next three years
- Figure 8: Nearly half of all EU asset managers believe institutions will constitute their biggest client group in the next three years
- Figure 9: Over a third of EU asset managers believe demand for hedge funds from the mass market will increase by somewhere between 5-10% over the next three years
- Figure 10: Most EU asset managers believe there will be strong growth in demand for hedge funds among high net worth clients
- Figure 11: Over two-thirds of EU asset managers predict strong growth in demand for hedge funds from institutional investors over the next three years
- Figure 12: Goldman Sachs are the leading hedge fund management firm according to EU asset managers
- Figure 13: Retail banks are considered the best way to distribute hedge funds to the mass market across Europe
- Figure 14: Asset managers in the UK and Spain believe IFAs are the most appropriate distribution channel for mass market investors
- Figure 15: IFAs are the best means of distributing hedge funds to wealthy investors across Europe
- Figure 16: Opinion varies among individual countries as to the best way of distributing hedge funds to wealthy clients
- Figure 17: Direct sales are the best means of distributing hedge funds to institutional clients across Europe
- Table of tables
- Table 1: New European hedge fund launches in 2006, segmented by number and strategy
- Table 2: Top ten new European hedge funds in 2006, segmented by assets and strategy
- Table 3: Which is your biggest customer group for hedge funds?
- Table 4: What type of alternative investment fund is most in demand by your wealthy clients or the wealth managers who offer your funds to their clients? (Choose up to three options)
- Table 5: Number of responses from EU asset managers who believe hedge funds are one of the three most in demand alternative investment fund types among wealthy clients or wealth managers who offer funds to their clients, by country
- Table 6: Thinking of institutional investors, what do you think will be the major barriers to wider take-up of hedge funds over the next three years?
- Table 7: Thinking of high net worth customers, what do you think will be the major barriers to wider take-up of hedge funds in the next three years?
- Table 8: Thinking of mass market customers, what do you think will be the major barriers to wider take-up of hedge funds over the next three years?
- Table 9: From which customer base will the most increase in demand for hedge funds come in three years' time?
- Table 10: In three years, which will be your biggest customer group for hedge funds?
- Table 11: Over the next three years, how do you think demand for hedge fund investments will change among mass market investors?
- Table 12: Over the next three years, how do you think demand for hedge fund investments will change among high net worth investors?
- Table 13: Over the next three years, how do you think demand for hedge fund investments will change among institutional investors?
- Table 14: Who are the three best asset managers at building hedge funds?
- Table 15: What do you think is the best way for hedge fund investments to be distributed to mass market investors?
- Table 16: What do you think is the best way for hedge fund investments to be distributed to high net worth investors?
- Table 17: What do you think is the best way for hedge fund investments to be distributed to institutional investors?
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