How Sarson Strover’s Outsourcing Policy Averted Virus Disruption

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“Let’s just say that the power was cut [in my office] or the building burnt down, and I lost all of my IT kits,” says Edward Strover.

Strover, who is one half of Sarson Strover Investments Partners, adds that while this (fortunately hypothetical) scenario might sound alarming, it would not be devastating for a hedge fund like his.

This is because Sarson Strover outsources its entire front-to-back-office operations to third parties, and the majority of those services are accessible online. From

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