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  1. TUT, NOB and other credit spreads

    Hi. I read the book of M. Schap ('The complete guide to spread trading'), and I tried to check if I could trade some credit spreads, beginning...
    Thread by: laurentc, Nov 28, 2006, 14 replies, in forum: Financial Futures

  2. Tax - Do US funds invest directly in non-US funds?

    Do you think that if an Offshore fund that has non-US investors and tax-exempt US investors only can have an issue with the SEC if the fund...
    Post by: laurentc, Nov 17, 2006 in forum: Taxes and Accounting

  3. Tax - Do US funds invest directly in non-US funds?

    Ok JVM. Thanks for your replies. Your last sentence is very important: do you know what other 'SEC regulations' could apply to non-US funds...
    Post by: laurentc, Nov 16, 2006 in forum: Taxes and Accounting

  4. Tax - Do US funds invest directly in non-US funds?

    That is really interesting. So I do not understand why most non-US funds clearly write in their Memorandum/DDocs that no US investors could...
    Post by: laurentc, Nov 16, 2006 in forum: Taxes and Accounting

  5. Tax - Do US funds invest directly in non-US funds?

    Exactly, most non-US funds clearly forbid US persons to invest, to keep the confidentiality of the non-US investors. However, what about the...
    Post by: laurentc, Nov 16, 2006 in forum: Taxes and Accounting

  6. Tax - Do US funds invest directly in non-US funds?

    Agreed, that would be a classic master-feeder structure. That is of course the best solution for a manager who is able to manage US and non-US...
    Post by: laurentc, Nov 13, 2006 in forum: Taxes and Accounting

  7. Tax - Do US funds invest directly in non-US funds?

    JVM, thanks for your new reply. Agreed, the non-US fund CAN be a partnership (or elect to be treated as a partnership?) But either it is a...
    Post by: laurentc, Nov 10, 2006 in forum: Taxes and Accounting

  8. Tax - Do US funds invest directly in non-US funds?

    Hi. US citizens/residents cannot really invest in offshore (or European...) funds, as their investments would probably be deemed to be...
    Thread by: laurentc, Nov 10, 2006, 13 replies, in forum: Taxes and Accounting

  9. Information on Series 3 Exam

    The calculator provided is a very simple one, with basic functions... But that is enough to do the maths, don't worry.
    Post by: laurentc, Nov 10, 2006 in forum: Professional Trading

  10. Tax - Non US residents investing in a US partnership

    Thanks for your answer. 1. Agreed, as an foreign trader (a non-US person who trades his own account through a US broker for instance), there...
    Post by: laurentc, Nov 10, 2006 in forum: Taxes and Accounting

  11. Issue when trading US futures bonds: what is the real yield?

    I did not ask Yahoo tech support for an explanation of this difference. I eventually was able to find the same "yield" as Yahoo when I used the...
    Post by: laurentc, Oct 30, 2006 in forum: Financial Futures

  12. ES Journal Archive (2006 - 2008)

    ES and SP are the most traded contracts in the world, and they remain very liquid even when the US markets are 'closed'. Agreed, you can follow...
    Post by: laurentc, Oct 23, 2006 in forum: Journals

  13. Structure of HF Performance fees and Management fees

    Ok. So I also think that: - most investors would be rational and they would prefer paying less on the long term - some investors may prefer...
    Post by: laurentc, Oct 17, 2006 in forum: Professional Trading

  14. Tax - Non US residents investing in a US partnership

    Hi. I read quite a lot of stuff here and on other websites about the following issue: Does a company/ an individual resident outside of the US...
    Thread by: laurentc, Oct 17, 2006, 4 replies, in forum: Taxes and Accounting

  15. Structure of HF Performance fees and Management fees

    Thanks for your answer. I also do think so when the choice is rather obvious: the investor prefer paying less, and the 0/25 structure is much...
    Post by: laurentc, Oct 9, 2006 in forum: Professional Trading

  16. Structure of HF Performance fees and Management fees

    Longview, Thanks for your answer. Did you receive some feedback from your current investors about your fee structure, either when they...
    Post by: laurentc, Oct 9, 2006 in forum: Professional Trading

  17. Structure of HF Performance fees and Management fees

    Thanks for all your replies. I do not not really understand why a manager who offers a 0/30 fee structure could be seen as "desperate"....
    Post by: laurentc, Oct 6, 2006 in forum: Professional Trading

  18. Structure of HF Performance fees and Management fees

    Hi, My question is about how the fee structure of fees is seen by the Fund of funds and the 3PM? What do you think of a fund that has a 0%...
    Thread by: laurentc, Oct 5, 2006, 19 replies, in forum: Professional Trading

  19. "simple" explanation for 10 yr treasury note future pricing

    Hi. You can find the current yields for free here : http://finance.yahoo.com/bonds/composite_bond_rates And all the bond securities here:...
    Post by: laurentc, Oct 5, 2006 in forum: Financial Futures

  20. Issue when trading US futures bonds: what is the real yield?

    i there. I would like to try some trades on future bonds, and I am interested in trading the bond futures (much more liquid than the bond...
    Thread by: laurentc, Oct 4, 2006, 2 replies, in forum: Financial Futures
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