Managers can realise cost efficiencies ranging from 40% - 60% by embracing this operations model
Radio Feature 49: Michael Appenzeller in conversation with Sona Blessing
Thursday, May 24, 2012
Michael Appenzeller is co-founder and managing director at Etops Operations Services, which is a service company specialising in operations outsourcing and projects for hedge funds, fund of funds, private equity funds and asset managers.
Download this feature as MP3 (9.34 MB)
Listen to the complete feature
Managers can realise cost efficiencies ranging from 40% - 60% by embracing this operations model
Or listen to selected sub-features
Q1 - What exactly is a middle office outsourcing model and how is it different to what the administrator does?
Duration: 02:14
Play Audio
Q2 - By embracing your middle office model, what are the cost-savings achievable?
Duration: 02:16
Play Audio
Q3 - Would you say adopting the middle office model is beneficial for all fund managers? What have been your observations: are those managing a billion plus are less likely to outsource than those managing for instance under USD 50mn?
Duration: 01:49
Play Audio
Q4 - Do you know of studies, or data, or have information that suggests shifting to a middle office model enhances performance and accrues cost savings?
Duration: 01:40
Play Audio
Q5 - What is your edge as opposed to others offering the same service?
Duration: 02:09
Play Audio
Radio Link
Top Forwarded
Top Tracked
Top Searched
Opalesque Exclusive: Endurance Series Trust launches first mutual fund, multi-series trust [more]
Bailey McCann, Opalesque New York:
Endurance Series Trust, a multi-series trust, is launching with Gator Capital Management, LLC as the adviser for the Trust’s first mutual fund series. Endurance Fund Services, LLC, an independently owned and operated fund administration company will serve as t
North America – Students are launching hedge funds on colleges across America [more]
From Valuewalk.com: …From Cornell, whose student-run hedge fund beat Wall Street returns to the University of Michigan, which allows its students to manage as much as $250,000, student hedge fund are becoming a more prominent part of financial education. Their success has attracted the attention of
Comment – Can hedge funds survive Bernanke? [more]
From Bloomberg.com: …The biggest reason for the market tranquility might be the Federal Reserve's repeated assurances that it will maintain zero interest rates and provide monetary stimulus until the economy recovers, and unemployment ebbs.
That may just account for the recent flurry of storie
Comment – Paul Tudor says women find it difficult to be successful macro traders because breastfeeding kills their focus [more]
From Womensagenda.com.au: Another billionaire believes he has some wise words about women, but this time they're probably not going to be as productive as Warren Buffett's. According to hedge fund billionaire Paul Tudor Jones, women find it difficult to be successful macro traders because breastfeed
SRI investment volume and performance: Study shows alternative investments in SRI jumped 16% in 2010. Additionally, a new meta-analysis examines the financial performance of SRI, finds 'positive performance tilt'