How Can a Hedge Fund Investor Pledge Its Hedge Fund Interest as Collateral for a Loan Without Obtaining the Consent of the Hedge Fund’s Manager or General Partner?

In a guest article, Sabrena Silver, a Partner at Linklaters LLP, and Scott E. Waxman, a Partner at Potter Anderson & Corroon LLP, detail the specific legal and business mechanics whereby a hedge fund investor may pledge its hedge fund interest as collateral for a loan, even where the hedge fund documents require such consent but the hedge fund’s general partner, manager or another relevant party refuses to grant it.

Click here to read the full article from the June 25, 2010 issue of The Hedge Fund Law Report.