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Hedge Fund Reallocations Show Investors Balancing Risks

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Hedge funds saw their first month of net outflows in December after five straight months of inflows, but with steady growth, especially for long/short equity strategies, it doesn’t look like people are moving out of hedge funds. Instead, the net outflows (and some sector specific inflows) look like a round of year-end asset reallocation that could give us a hint of what investors expect in 2014.

After five consecutive months of positive asset flows; during which the industry witnessed net allocations of $70.2 billion, the month of December saw a sharp detraction from this trend with investors withdrawing a net of $8.6 billion from the hedge fund industry. Meanwhile all regional mandates registered their fourth consecutive month of positive...

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