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A new survey finds that hedge fund CFOs are likely to segregate U.S. and European funds if the E.U. pushes to unbundle research payments from commissions.
As European authorities consider a “hard unbundling” of research payments from commissions, a majority of chief financial officers (CFOs) at hedge funds recently polled by execution broker and research provider ITG say they would prefer to segregate the accounts of their European clients and use commission sharing agreements (CSAs) for their non-European clients. ITG surveyed...
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