EC's criticised tax blacklist 'insignificant' for hedge funds

The EU has recently issued its blacklist of tax havens. What will its impact be for hedge funds registered in the British Virgin Islands, Cayman and Guernsey?

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Lars Ericsson, partner, Informed Portfolio Management

Following the global financial crisis, the financial industry is facing increased regulatory requirements and scrutiny, and hedge funds are no exception. A large part of these regulations have been designed to improve investor protection, for example through increased transparency requirements and regulatory oversight.

In a recent development, the EU has published a blacklist of tax havens, which include many of the typical hedge fund

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