Cayman Islands:
Ireland Sets New Standards in Fund Governance
11 April 2016
Maples Group
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Adam Donoghue and Aaron Mulcahy of Maples and Calder examine how
a more streamlined and meaningful corporate governance regimes will
impact Irish funds and management companies.
One positive legacy of the financial crisis (and the Madoff and
Weavering scandals) is a heightened global focus on corporate
governance and oversight of delegates by fund boards. In
particular, the increase in the numbers of pension funds, insurers
and other institutional investors allocating to alternative funds
over the last five years has resulted in greater scrutiny on the
adequacy of investor protection measures and robustness of fund
governance.
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