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Sean Inggs on risk management for crypto hedge funds: Why offshore structures demand a higher standard Story by Editorial Team • 4mo •
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The conversation around crypto hedge funds has shifted. What was once dominated by questions about returns and market timing is now increasingly focused on something more fundamental: how these funds manage risk. For institutional allocators, family offices, and the growing number of traditional hedge fund managers entering the digital asset space, risk management is no longer a secondary concern. It is the primary filter through which every allocation decision is made.
Sean Inggs on Risk Management for Crypto Hedge Funds: Why Offshore Structures Demand a Higher Standard
That filter becomes even more critical when the fund in question is domiciled offshore. Jurisdictions like the Cayman Islands, the British Virgin Islands, and the Bahamas have long served as the preferred homes for institutional fund structures. They offer tax neutrality, established legal frameworks, and access to sophisticated service providers. But those advantages only hold if the governance and risk infrastructure behind the fund is genuinely robust. In the crypto space, that infrastructure is still being built, and the gap between what investors expect and what many funds actually deliver remains too wide.
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