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Top 10 Areas of Operational Risk for the Buy Side

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14 Responses

  1. David Garceau says:

    Great article, right on board

    Look forward to reading successive articles

    best regards,

    Dave Garceau
    Advisors Search Group

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  3. Kevin P. Cullen says:

    I like this article, as well, especially the concept of adding value by addressing operational risk. I look forward to reading the series.

    Kevin Cullen
    Information Mosaic.

  4. Jan Sopoci says:

    Ms. Miller,

    I’m also looking forward to following the upcoming series. As I’m in the earliest stages of starting a fund, I think it would be worthwhile to set things up properly, from the start, rather than “going back, afterward”.

    Btw, you may not recall, but you’re following on me on SA, under the nom de plum “Old Trager”.

  5. hollyhmiller says:

    Yes, sir. I do remember you. And good luck with your fund.

  6. M. Damian Billy says:

    Besides the topic being very timely, I do appreciate the fact the articles will be written as a guide and not a check-list process that only pertains to bulge-bracket firms. Depending on where allocations originate, adhere to operational risk can be the deciding factor for receiving funds vs. being passed over. But no matter the size or maturity of the fund’s operation, attention to operational risk should be a daily and mandatory practice. I look forward to seeing the series.

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  8. hollyhmiller says:

    Thank you, Damian. We actually teach a class titled “How to Survive a Hedge Fund Operational Due Diligence” and class participants always wonder why we cover investment strategy. We have to explain that knowledge of the strategy, approach and decision-making process is a pre-requisite to know what to look for in a due diligence–precise because there cannot be a checklist.

    We hope you enjoy the series.

  9. Eric Hinz says:

    We are starting up operations in the US for an asset manager domiciled in Seoul. I’m grateful you are sharing some expertise.

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