The Asset Managers’ Committee
The Asset Mangers’ Committee is comprised of representatives from a broad array of asset managers.
Its purpose is to facilitate an exchange of information between the alternative asset management community
and the agencies comprising the President’s Working Group on Financial Markets.
The first task of the Committee was to develop detailed guidelines that would define “best practices” for
the alternative asset management industry. The Final Report of the Committee, “Best Practices for the Hedge
Fund Industry”, is available by clicking here.
In addition, a letter discussing the comments received is available by
clicking here. .
Members
Eric Mindich, Chair Eton Park Capital Management |
Anne Casscells AETOS Capital, LLC |
Edward A. Mulé Silver Point Capital, L.P. |
James S. Chanos Kynikos Associates LP |
Daniel S. Och Och-Ziff Capital Management |
Anne Dinning D. E. Shaw & Co., L.P. |
Daniel H. Stern Reservoir Capital Group |
Jonathon S. Jacobson Highfields Capital Management |
William Von Mueffling Cantillon Capital |
Marc Lasry Avenue Capital Group |
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Mission Statement
The Asset Managers’ Committee is comprised of representatives from a broad array of asset
managers. Its purpose is to facilitate an exchange of information between the alternative asset
management community and the agencies comprising the President’s Working Group on
Financial Markets (“PWG”). It will be a standing committee, and its members serve at the
behest of the committee’s chairperson for three-year terms. Members may be reappointed for
additional terms. It is expected that the committee will develop best practice guidelines, as
described below, and also subsequently review and reassess, and if necessary revise, those
guidelines.
The first task of the committee is to develop detailed guidelines that would define “best
practices” for the alternative asset management industry, including practices regarding
information, valuation, and risk management systems. They would foster efforts to enhance
market discipline, mitigate systemic risk, augment regulatory safeguards regarding investor
protection, and complement regulatory efforts to enhance market integrity. These guidelines
would review and build on existing industry work and the principles and guidelines released in
February 2007 by the PWG, particularly Principle 9, where possible. The initial focus will be on
practices for hedge fund managers.
Best Practices for the Hedge Fund Industry
The Final Report of the Committee, “Best Practices for
the Hedge Fund Industry”, is available by clicking here.
AMC Report - Response Letter
A letter discusing the comments received is available by clicking here.