Turn Key Hedge Funds, Inc. can provide our New York City Fund Managers and Traders with a Turn Key office and trading station.
Secondary Liability
On July 30, 2009, Senator Arlen Specter introduced legislation (S. 1551) in the United States Senate that would expand federal securities fraud liability under section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 (SEA) and Rule 10b-5 to entities such as law firms, accounting firms and investment banks that provide "substantial assistance" in a fraud on the investing public.
One point of contact/coordination
Reduce number of outsourced personnel
Cost Savings
Streamlined Procedures
Tailored Customer Communications
Reduced Contracting And Administrative Costs
Consistent Service Levels
Timely response and follow-up inquiries
Turn Key Hedge Funds has helped hundreds of boutique hedge fund managers and advisers launch their hedge funds and advisory firms. We focus our efforts on forming and advising equities funds, commodity pools, Forex funds, investment advisors and commodity trading advisors.
The Turn Key Hedge Fund start-up process includes:
Drafting documents necessary to a domestic private investment company;
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Turn Key Hedge Funds, Inc. can provide our New York City Fund Managers and Traders with a Turn Key office and trading station.
On July 30, 2009, Senator Arlen Specter introduced legislation (S. 1551) in the United States Senate that would expand federal securities fraud liability under section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 (SEA) and Rule 10b-5 to entities such as law firms, accounting firms and investment banks that provide "substantial assistance" in a fraud on the investing public.
