The laws on this matter are extremely complex and intricate, not to mention your extremely structured financial fiduciary obligations to the investors. You are dealing with vast sums of money, comparatively speaking. You should also take in to account the laws of the country where the money emanates for investment, especially considering currency restrictions and flight of capital regulations.

You need to consult an international firm with specialization in securities laws and currency regulations. This forum is certainly not one to address your concerns.

My colleague is correct. In addition, since you are the one who is making the choice which hedge fund to invest in, you may in fact be responsible if it turns out the hedge fund is fraudulent.

You need to retain counsel every step of the way to make sure the due diligence is performed properly and that the investors in the fund are advised accordingly.

Feel free to contact my office at your earliest convenience to discuss this matter.

Roman R. Fichman, Esq.

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