10 Reasons Why Your Organization Should Have a Hedge Fund: Marcia R Thorne. Candidate for CPA & Ph.D. in Organizational Leadership

This book provided food for thought about developing more widely available training for future hedge fund managers and supportive staff talent. The contents aim to give valuable and practical knowledge from a financial accounting perspective about the different phases of hedge fund development and how they can help an organization diversify its capital structure to manage and fund higher-risk opportunities for higher cash returns Agarwal et al. (2013). The investing climate indicated a growing interest in finding funding sources and more profitable places for opportunities and rewards from taking risks to generate cash flows and increase liquidity in the organization's capital structure Teo, (2011). This security holding arrangement allows for the intricate structuring of investments to mitigate risk and protect asset values; the hedge fund model also creates opportunities to diversify the investment portfolio of the company. However, qualification rules apply to participate in hedge funds. Additionally maintaining the investor qualifications requirement is necessary because it addresses an ongoing need to protect the general investing public, as many regulated securities get affected by hedge fund trading activities daily. Hedge funds have the potential for high losses in their holding value; however, they often create extraordinary gains for their qualified participant's risk appetite (Stulz, 2007).

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