Ep 39 - Jack Inglis, AIMA CEO, on global regulatory shifts and the future of hedge funds

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In this episode, Will interviews Jack Inglis, CEO of AIMA, for a discussion of the key trends and regulatory changes affecting the hedge fund industry outlook. Find topics by timestamp below:

1:20 - JI's take on the hedge fund outlook midway through 2025 - performance and flows.

4:45 - Could a hedge fund boom be on the cards?

8:37 - Key industry mega-trends: rise of multi-strats, AI, SMAs usage, portable alpha.

12:30 - Thoughts on ongoing fees debate.

15:25 - Change in US regulatory environment.

20:00 - How that changed US attitude has impacted priorities beyond the US.

24:45 - Thoughts on Dubai, Abu Dhabi and other global hubs.

29:10 - Rapid pace of change in the sector.

31:00 - Future of private credit sector.

36:30 - Future of crypto/digital assets.

39: 32 - Closing words on priorities this year for AIMA.

*Not investment advice. Past performance is no guarantee of future returns*

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