90 Percent Of Hedge Fund Investors Expect Fees To Decrease In 2017

Institutional investors are displeased with the hedge funds they invest in but are still willing to allocate funds to the sector, that’s according to JP Morgan’s 2017 Institutional Investor Survey of Hedge Fund Investors a copy of which has been reviewed by ValueWalk.

• 2016 Hedge Fund Letters

The survey has aggregated responses from 234 institutional investors representing approximately $750 billion in assets under management in hedge funds. Respondents include banks & platforms, consultants, endowments & foundations, family offices, fund of funds, insurance companies, and pensions.

Hedge Fund Investors Are Displeased With Performance, But Still Willing To Invest

The HFRI Fund Weighted Composite Index ended 2016 up +5.57% against the backdrop of a +11.23% gain in the S&P 500 Total Return Index. Even...