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Latin American Hedge Funds Most Likely To Fail?

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Rupert Hargreaves
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2017 was somewhat of a record year for the Latin American hedge fund industry, a small but rapidly growing part of the global hedge fund landscape.

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According to the analysis conducted by hedge fund data provider Eurekahedge, last year the value of assets under management at Latin American hedge fund managers, increased by around $10 billion, which may seem small in the global scale of things but is significant compared to the current industry AUM of $66.3 billion.

Hedge funds benefit in 2017 from both investor interest and a strong performance of asset prices. The Eurekahedge, Latin American Hedge Fund Index, gained 13.51% for the year and funds saw $7.4 billion of investor money flowing in after five consecutive...

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