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This chapter evaluates the prevalent regulatory approaches for hedge funds. Among these are direct regulation, indirect regulation, so-called prudential hedge fund regulation, and eventually co-coordinated international cooperation. The chapter shows that indirect regulation of the hedge fund industry attains most regulatory objectives while providing the industry with sufficient freedom to operate. The chapter concludes with an examination of the benefits of indirect regulation of the hedge fund industry.