Hedge Funds’ Annus Horribilis
It didn’t pay to be skillful if you were a hedge fund manager in 2014.
Following on the heels of LSE’s acquisition of Russell Investments, LGIMA has launched a US index fund business of its own.
Highly loss-averse managers were likely to record worse risk-adjusted performance, often leading to termination, a study has found.
The consultant and fund manager wants greater access to alternatives.
Asset owners were dissatisfied with fund reports and frequently lied to their managers about why they decided not to invest in their fund.
The Total Return Fund hemorrhaged $27.5 billion in withdrawals in October, an all-time record desertion.