Japanese investment in hedge funds up 50%

Nov 21, 2003

And allocation to private equity is small but growing, says a Goldman Sachs/Russell report.

The number of Japanese institutional investors allocating to hedge funds rose by 50% in 2002, according to a global hedge fund survey conducted by Goldman Sachs International and Russell Investment Group.

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