Accounting for Hedge Funds
A hedge fund has a number of unique operating and reporting characteristics that present special challenges for the accountant. In the Accounting for Hedge Funds course, we discuss how to deal with these challenges – including the proper accounting for a fund’s investment portfolio, how to calculate and reconcile net asset value, account for investor transactions, and deal with side pocket investments.
Format
PDF Course
Level
Overview
Duration
1 Hour
Course Information
Author: Steven Bragg
Course Number: AC1143
Learning Objectives
- Recall the types of legal structures used in a hedge fund.
- Identify the reasons why the net asset value concept is used in a hedge fund.
- Specify the situations in which hedge fund asset values can be difficult to obtain.
- Specify the accounting for a hedge fund’s portfolio of investments.
- Recall how management and incentive fees are calculated in a hedge fund.
Level: Overview
Instructional Method: QAS Self-Study
NASBA Category: Accounting
Prerequisites: None
Advance Preparation: None
Latest Review Date: February 2024
Program Registration Requirements: Click on the Enroll button to pay for and access the course. You will then be able to download the course as a PDF file, then take an on-line examination, and then download a certificate of completion if you pass the examination.
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