It’s clear that 2016 was a pivotal year for hedge funds. No matter who you speak to and which dataset you consider, the trend is clear, the hedge fund industry had to grapple with significant changes during 2016.
- Hedge fund fee Cutting sign of times as investors revolt
- Credit Hedge Funds Having Historically Good 2016
- Smaller Hedge Funds Lead The AUM Race In 2016
- Albourne Partners Takes Apart Texas “1-or-30” Hedge Fund Fee Structure
Most of these changes are to do with the industry’s poor returns and high fees. Big investors pulled billions from hedge funds during 2016 citing high fees and poor returns as the key catalysts in their decision. The most recent...
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