Asset owners wary of hedge funds despite Trump potential
Some argue that hedge funds will benefit both from the support of US president-elect Donald Trump and increased volatility. But many institutions are reluctant to invest in them.
Some investors believe hedge funds could enjoy decent returns in 2017 after years of poor performance, but the liquidity constraints and unpredictable returns of the asset class has many institutions wary of placing money with them.
Bryan Goh, Asia chief investment officer at private bank Bordier, and Son Nguyen, chief executive at Swiss fund-of-hedge-funds firm Ayaltis, said they expected hedge funds to do well under Donald Trump's presidency. They were speaking at AsianInvestor'…
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