Global Fund Analysis yearbook reveals shortfalls in UK distribution of products
Hedge fund investors need to be more aware of who they are investing with rather than where the fund itself is invested, if they are to achieve greater investor protection, according to Simon Hopkins, managing director of Global Fund Analysis. In the hedge fund research rating group's year book for 2000/2001, which features reports and analysis of the hedge fund market, Hopkins analyses the changing face of hedge investments, noting that roles of the private and institutional investors. As the hedge fund industry has grown over the past year, the market dynamics have changed somewhat, ...
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