Private fund manager definition

Private fund manager means the private entity, or its
Private fund manager means any private fund manager who obtains approval from the Office under the notification of the Securities and Exchange Commission governing rules, conditions and procedures for approval for private fund manager and private fund management of private fund manager;
Private fund manager means a director or staff authorized by the management company to make an investment decisions to acquire benefits from securities or other assets on behalf of the customers;

More Definitions of Private fund manager

Private fund manager means director or employee of the private fund management company who is appointed by the company or authorized to make decisions on investment and seeking benefits from investment in securities or other assets for the customer;
Private fund manager means a director or an employee of a securities company licensed to undertake securities business in the category of private fund management, who is authorized by such securities company to make investment decisions to acquire benefits from securities or other assets on behalf of the customers;
Private fund manager means a Person who controls a non-publicly traded investment fund or other investment vehicle (including, but not limited to, a partnership, limited liability company, trust, association, or other entity) in which the PSF is invested. A Private Fund Manager may include the vehicle’s sponsor, general partner, managing member, manager, advisor or other agent thereof.
Private fund manager means a Person who controls a non-publicly traded investment fund or other investment vehicle (including, but not limited to, a partnership, limited liability company, trust, association, or other entity) in which the PSF is invested. A Private Fund Manager may include the vehicle’s sponsor, general partner, managing member, manager, advisor or other agent thereof. For purposes of this Policy, Private Fund Managers are not considered to be PSF Service Providers.