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Hedge funds losing lustre after years of underperformance

Many asset owners are pulling out of hedge funds, dismayed by their relatively high fees and low returns. Others, including some Asian institutions, are reviewing their allocations.
Hedge funds losing lustre after years of underperformance
Hedge funds were once investment darlings. In the years before the global financial crisis of 2008 they flourished, supported by investors eager to benefit from their investing smarts. Times have changed. Today, an asset exodus is taking place from the hedge fund industry. An investment director at a sovereign wealth fund in North Asia succinctly summed up the situation: “It is rare now to hear asset owners adding hedge fund allocation. What we hear is a lot of asset owners eval…
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