Jane Amanda Halsey is the Founder and President of Roundtable Forum, LLC., the alternative investment industry’s leading independent due diligence event. Since its inception in May of 1999, there have been a total of 86 Forums in New York, London, Geneva, Zurich, Dallas, San Francisco, Palm Beach and Hartwell, GA. Roundtable Forum is the highly civilized alternative to capital introduction for managers and allocators.Ms. Halsey is also President of Halsey & Co., LLC. From 1996 to 2001, Halsey & Co. represented “emerging” alternative investment managers both domestically and abroad. Halsey & Co. also provided consulting services to managers who did not require representation but needed assistance with the development of effective marketing materials and strategies.Prior to forming Halsey & Co., Ms. Halsey was Assistant Vice President of LINK Strategic Investors, Inc., a boutique consulting firm engaged in offshore fund origination and asset allocation. During her tenure at LINK, Ms. Halsey was integrally involved in the development of two multi-manager funds for an Israeli bank controlled by a Steinhardt partnership. She was responsible for the creation of marketing materials, administration oversight and investor liaison. The two funds had combined assets under management of $300 million.From 1991 to 1993, Ms. Halsey was employed by Sherman Trading, Inc., a CTA/CPO, where she acted as trading assistant, administrator and investor liaison.From 1989 to 1991, Ms. Halsey was employed by Lehman Brothers in New York.Ms. Halsey holds a Series 7 and 63 and is a Registered Investment Advisor.

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Integrally involved in all aspects of launching a multi-tranche, offshore, Fund of Funds for the Maritime Bank of Israel in Tel Aviv. The project was undertaken at the behest of Michael Steinhardt, who headed the group that controlled the bank (38.5%). Interfaced with the partners at Steinhardt, Schulte Roth & Zabel, Ernst & Young, Bank of Bermuda and others, to launch and oversee the fund. The fund had a cornerstone investment in Steinhardt Overseas Fund and was wound down when Steinhardt retired at the end of 1995.