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Here Are How Top Hedge Funds Are Performing During The Crash

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Rupert Hargreaves
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Some of the world's largest hedge funds have suffered significant declines in recent weeks as the market sell-off has caught traders by surprise.

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Emerging markets-focused hedge funds have been particularly badly hit after being caught in the crossfire between OPEC and the coronavirus response in Western countries.

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Guillaume Fonkenell's London-based Pharo Management, which manages around $10 billion, has seen the value of its flagship $5 billion Gaia fund all about 13% in March.

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