Dot-coms and hedge funds: not such strange bedfellows

Apr 4th, 2010 | Filed under: Hedge Fund Industry Trends, Today's Post | By: AAA Staff
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If there has long been an elusive aspect of being at the helm of a hedge fund firm, it is having a proper exit strategy – a way to gracefully bow out of the business, hopefully with some good retirement coin in hand, while ensuring the continuity of the business and the financial best-interests of the other partners and stakeholders.

It is a problem for any big company, particularly an investment shop with a niche or edge that lies in large part with the expertise and even personality of its founder: What happens when the founder decides he’s had enough with the day job? More…


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