Hedge Fund Expert Witnesses in Massachusetts
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Investment Management Expert Witness
Massachusetts
This expert has over 30 years of experience in investment management. He holds a BA in economics from Brandeis University and an MBA in finance and accounting from the University of California, Berkeley. Throughout his career managing portfolios and funds, he has bought and sold options and traded stocks, ETFs and mutual funds. As the former Managing Director and Portfolio Manager at Charles...
The Average Hedge Fund Expert Witness
Charges $467 / Hour
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Review Fee
$425Fee info
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Deposition Fee
$500Fee info
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Court Fee
$475Fee info
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Hedge Fund Expert Witness FAQs
A hedge fund expert witness provides insight and analysis on complex financial matters related to hedge funds, including investment strategies, risk management, regulatory compliance, and valuation.
Hedge fund expert witnesses are often utilized in cases involving securities fraud, insider trading, breach of fiduciary duty, financial misrepresentation, and disputes between investors and fund managers.
Yes. A hedge fund expert witness has deep knowledge of various investment strategies and can explain their intricacies, risks, and potential returns in an understandable way.
Subspecialties can include specific types of investment strategies like long-short equity or global macro, as well as areas like derivatives trading, quantitative analysis, and forensic accounting.
They can analyze trading patterns and data to determine if suspicious activity occurred. They can also explain how such activities violate securities laws and regulations.
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