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Albourne has published its second Investor Manifesto setting out “game-changing” proposals to reform the alternative asset management industry for the benefit of fund managers and investors.
The document, which contains 50 recommendations, was unveiled on the first day of the advisory firm’s annual meeting today.
Points from the manifesto that are likely to prove particularly popular with hedge funds include a change to the US tax code that would make multi-year crystallization fee structures more tax efficient and the formulation of templates for permanent capital structures.
Other key proposals include the development of an identifier database covering all industry participants and the creation of a standardised means of corporate-level ESG reporting.
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