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What’s driving GPs to switch service providers

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Wondering why GPs are switching service providers? Watch this webinar recording with Apex Group Ltd to discover the key factors behind this shift. Matthew Semenza, Partner at Alpha Alternatives (formerly Lionpoint Group), and Elaine Chim, FCA, Global Head of Closed Products at Apex, discuss the following:

  • Changes in the regulatory environment
  • Rising demands from investors
  • The impact of technology and global teams on the industry
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