The Standards Board for Alternative Investments (the SBAI) was
set up to monitor conformity to the “hedge fund best
practice standards” (the Standards). The Standards
are a set of voluntary standards drawn up by the hedge fund
industry with conformity through a “comply or
explain” regime. A manager who becomes a
“signatory” to the Standards “conforms”
to the Standards if, in respect of each Standard, it either
complies with that Standard or explains that it will not so
comply, and why.
Arrowgrass Capital Partners LLP became a signatory to the Standards in August 2008
Further details about the SBAI can be found on the SBAI website at www.sbai.org
Arrowgrass Capital Partners LLP complies with all of the Standards.
No responsibility, duty of care or liability whatsoever (whether in contract or tort or otherwise including, but not limited to, negligence) is or will be accepted by the Standards Board for Alternative Investments ("SBAI"), the Board of Trustees of the SBAI (the "Board of Trustees"), any member of the SBAI's Investor Chapter ("Investor Chapter Member") or any Core Supporter to other Signatories, investors or any other person in connection with the Standards or any Conformity Statement or Disclosure Statement made by any Signatory. A Core Supporter can be a Signatory, a member of the Standards Board for Alternative Investments Investor Chapter or an investment consultant.
Neither the SBAI nor the Board of Trustees is a regulator of the hedge fund industry and their role does not extend beyond being a custodian of the Standards. None of the SBAI, its Board of Trustees, the Investor Chapter Members the Core Supporters will seek to enforce compliance with the Standards by Signatories. The fact that a manager is a Signatory to the Standards is not and should not be taken as an endorsement of such manager by the SBAI, the Board of Trustees, any Investor Chapter Member or any Core Supporter or as a representation by the SBAI, the Board of Trustees, or any Investor Chapter member or any Core Supporter that such Signatory operates in conformity with the Standards. In determining whether to accept a manager's application to become a Signatory (or whether to revoke a manager's status as a signatory), the Board of Trustees will be entitled to rely on the information provided to it by such manager without further investigation or verification. Further, subject to any duties a Trustee may have under applicable law, it is not envisaged, or expected, that a Trustee will when participating in any such decision of the Board of Trustees take into consideration information which it may possess otherwise than in its capacity as a Trustee. For the avoidance of doubt, Trustees are acting as individuals.
None of the SBAI, the Board of Trustees of the SBAI, the Investor Chapter Members and any Core Supporter accepts any responsibility or liability for any loss or damage caused to any person who acts or refrains from acting as a result of anything contained in or omitted from the Standards or any Conformity Statement or Disclosure Statement made by any signatory or in reliance on the provisions of or material in the Standards or any Conformity Statement or Disclosure Statement made by any Signatory, whether such loss or damage is caused by negligence or otherwise.