Jolly good research on the hedge fund industry…

May 6th, 2010 | Filed under: Hedge Fund Industry Trends, Today's Post | By: AAA Staff
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It’s always a lark to contrast and compare different surveys measuring the size and scope of the global hedge fund industry. For obvious reasons, no one can truly lay claim to knowing the exact breadth and depth of hedge fund managers, strategies, assets under management or collective returns.

For us, though, consensus is a good thing, which is why a report last month from the International Financial Services London (IFSL) on the hedge fund industry at large caught our attention (click here to download the full report). More…


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