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Managing assets — with an eye to the future

The asset management industry is evolving at a deceptively fast pace. Every day, your business faces new and different challenges.

To achieve your potential, you need to manage growth, mitigate risk and embrace regulatory scrutiny — in a clear-sighted and decisive way. Ernst & Young can help you do this. Drawing on deep technical experience and knowledge of your industry, our asset management sector professionals can provide relevant insights into your most pressing issues.

Through our Global Asset Management Center we bring together people and ideas from around the world. As a focus for knowledge sharing, it enables us to anticipate trends and their implications for our clients.

As a client of ours, you receive seamless, consistent high-quality service, wherever you are located in the world. And your business gets the help it needs to address the challenges of today — and tomorrow.

Browse this site for information about our U.S. publications and services or see what the Center has to offer by visiting our Global Asset Management site.

Lessons from change: the asset management industry

How do you manage through the recession and position your company for growth? Our asset management professionals around the world conducted over 2500 client meetings and identified some overarching themes. Rebuilding stakeholder confidence, building lines of credit and being proactive with regulators could mean the difference between surviving and thriving.

Is government intervention good for banking?

Innovation is the lifeblood of financial services. Yet some question whether the government’s growing involvement hinders the industry’s creativity.  The new issue of CrossCurrents looks at government participation in the recent economic crisis. And we report on how companies in asset management, banking and insurance navigate the changing market landscape.

Achieving remarkable returns: consider an investment in treasury management

What's the return on treasury? A large alternative investment manager obtained a partial answer while examining its cash management practices, including overnight investing. A few simple changes to its operating practices (pdf, 84.9kb) are now saving the company millions of dollars annually. Through the addition of a single, newly hired professional cash manager followed by an analysis and refinement of prior practices and procedures.

Effective risk management is not proprietary: the disclosure paradox

Prior to the current market downturn, hedge fund managers were able to diffuse investor requests for greater transparency in risk management practices (pdf, 110.4kb), preserving policies that limited the information available to third parties. However, recent marketplace events indicate that increased regulation, scrutiny and transparency are on the horizon for the hedge fund industry.

The 2009 Ernst & Young business risk report

Our business risk report 2009 (pdf, 4mb) evaluates the top 10 risks most likely to affect asset management companies during 2009 and shape the industry.

Market outlook: trends in the real estate private equity industry

The economic downturn is making its mark. Debt and equity capital, the lifeblood of a thriving real estate private equity firm, are scarce, costly and highly coveted. However, we may be entering one of the best periods for acquisitions of distressed assets the industry has ever seen (pdf, 1M). So, what’s on the horizon? 40 real estate fund sponsors from around the country give us their take.

The ins and outs of internal control reporting

The world of internal control reporting has widened significantly in recent years. Click through this brief slideshow to learn how different reporting mechanisms are helping asset managers evaluate control risk and comply with new regulations.

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