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By: Andrew Saunders, Director, EFX Prime Services, Member, AllAboutAlpha.com Editorial Board
To paraphrase Mark Twain, the reports of the death of fund of funds (FoFs) may have been greatly exaggerated. Recent surveys seem to show a future that – to borrow Ben Bernanke’s phrase now – “unusually uncertain” (see posts here, here, here and here). However, [...]
A comprehensive study released by Citi Prime Finance suggests investors are taking a liking to the changes that have occurred in the hedge fund industry since the 2008 crisis.
The mid-year is a great time for a break.
European pension managers are feeling more upbeat according to a new survey. Yet that doesn't seem to be translating into more hunger for either equities or bonds.
Keith McCullough's journey from Thunder Bay, Ontario to mid-town Manhattan is both an homage to the "everyman" and a biting critique of the hedge fund industry.
Another survey of institutions' thoughts on funds of hedge funds suggests that despite recently reported goodwill, they aren't so enamored after all. So what gives?
Big is apparently not always best in private equity.
Performance fee arrangements can be a dog's breakfast.
Pensions aren't upping their allocations to funds of hedge funds, but they aren't scaling back either, according to Towers Watson's Global Alternative Investment Survey released this past week. We'll take it as a glass-half-full story.
After a decade of change, debate brews about the appropriate role of commodities in institutional portfolios.
