The Capital Guide to Canada's Hedge Fund Potential

Sponsored by: BMO Capital Markets and Borden Ladner Gervais LLP Following the success of the first edition, published in 2007, the long-awaited second edition is scheduled for release towards the end of June 2010. At a time of reflection and correction throughout the investment world, interest in Canada s growing hedge fund industry is once again taking centre stage. This new edition will be welcomed by investors, issuers and market practitioners alike. Table of Contents: Chapter 1. The Changing Business Model of the Hedge Fund Industry Joseph Pancratius, CEO, CLT International Chapter 2. The Non-Resident Trust and Foreign Investment Entity Rules Craig J. Webster and Natasha Miklaucic, Borden Ladner Gervais LLP, Toronto Chapter 3. Choosing a Prime Broker Katrina J. Rempel, BMO Capital Markets, Toronto Chapter 4. Canadian Tax Treatment of Hedge Funds and their Investors Carmella Pallotto and Michael W. Stewart, KPMG LLP, Toronto Chapter 5. The Basics of Seeding and Incubation Ian Morley, Wentworth Hall Consultancy, London Chapter 6. The Top 10 Rules Hedge Funds Should Follow to Attract and Keep Great Investors Jeff Banfield, JMO Research, Toronto Chapter 7. Hedge Fund Clones: A Much Safer Way to Play Martina Cassani, Cass Business School, London and Daniel Giamouridis, Athens University of Economics and Business, Athens Chapter 8. A Framework for Risk-Based Fund Manager Compensation Eric Stanhope Hirschberg, Orion Investment Management, Bermuda Fund Profiles Contacts