Investors will be looking for more transparancy by funds . Also less positions based on models as opposed a known price. Funds are not likely to survive without custodians and adminstrators

DE Shaw, one of the largest US hedge funds, plans to appoint independent administrators to provide third-party checks that its investments exist, in an effort to reassure investors panicked in the wake of the alleged $50bn Madoff fraud.
Fund plans third-party checks By James Mackintosh Published: March 1 2009 23:34 | Last updated: March 1 2009 23:34 DE Shaw, one of the largest US hedge funds, plans to appoint independent administr
Hedge Funds Try To Cope ; post madoff revelations and Investor Demand for Transparency
The Future Of Financial Markets Fund managers might take solace that they beat the Standard & Poor's 500, but comparing a multistrategy index like that to the S&P doesn't make a lot of sense. Th
Make sure your Hedge fund has a custodian and administrator to avoid the next Madoff
How to Avoid Getting Burned by the Next Bernard Madoff By Laura Cohn Kiplinger's Personal Finance Sunday, January 4, 2009; Page F03 In light of Bernard Madoff's alleged Ponzi scheme, are you ta
Swiss Bank UBP, After Big Hit, Takes U.S. Hedge Funds to Task-Demanding Independent Administrators
By CASSELL BRYAN-LOW Swiss bank Union Bancaire Privée, which faces hefty losses in the alleged Ponzi scheme run by money manager Bernard Madoff, is threatening to pull several billion dollars of in