Learn how hedge funds are structured, accounted for, taxed, and valued in global financial markets. This course provides a practical introduction to hedge fund accounting, offshore fund structures, regulatory reporting, carried interest mechanisms, and Net Asset Value (NAV) calculation used in modern hedge fund operations.

The course begins by exploring hedge fund partnership structures, including the roles of general and limited partners, and explains how carried interest is used as a performance-based compensation model. Learners will also examine offshore hedge fund jurisdictions and understand how global fund structures support international investment participation. As the course progresses, learners analyze offshore fund strategies, master-feeder arrangements, and key regulatory and reporting frameworks governing hedge fund operations. The course also introduces important accounting concepts and practices used in fund administration environments. In addition, learners will study hedge fund valuation and risk management concepts including interest rate impacts, cash flow hedging strategies, and the calculation of Net Asset Value (NAV), one of the most important performance and investor pricing metrics in hedge fund management. What makes this course unique is its integrated focus on hedge fund structures, accounting, taxation, valuation, and regulatory operations within one structured learning pathway. By the end of the course, learners will gain practical knowledge of hedge fund administration, financial reporting, NAV analysis, and global hedge fund operational frameworks used across the investment industry.