How to attract institutional investors: get an edge, manage risk, and emphasize pedigree
| Mar 31st, 2010 | Filed under: Hedge Fund Industry Trends, Today's Post | By: AAA Staff |
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It seems like just yesterday when most hedge funds were already closed to new investment before they even got off the ground, leaving pensions and other institutional investors clamoring to get in to the party, seemingly at any cost.
According to a recent white paper published by Merrill Lynch – Bank of America entitled “The New Hedge Fund Environment: Attracting Institutional Capital in a Post-Crisis World,” (the report is not available online, though readers can click here to send an email request for a copy, or call 1-646-855-0233) those days are long over. More…
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