Hedge funds are likely to become an increasingly popular investment for institutional investors tryi...
Hedge funds are likely to become an increasingly popular investment for institutional investors trying to secure returns and reduce pension deficits, Grant Thornton's Financial Markets Group says. According to research by JP Morgan Fleming Asset Management out last week, as many as one in four European institutions have recently allocated money to hedge funds, and just over one in three are thinking about making similar investments. Although this is a "positive sign", Grant Thornton senior manager John Wilson warns that hedge funds "will not achieve their full potential unless...
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