Are Hedge Fund Managers Lowering Fees? There are a few common topics which have been coming up lately in my conversations with managers. Of these probably the question of greatest interest deals with what sort of fee structure investors are looking for right now and what kinds of fee concessions [...]
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Hedge Fund Investors – What are investors looking for?
Revising the Hedge Fund Compensation Structure
Syndicated Post on Hedge Fund Fees I have recently come across a very good blog called Ten Seconds Into the Future by Bryan Goh of First Avenue Partners, a hedge fund seeder. Bryan’s posts are very insightful and I recommend all managers take a look at his writings. The post [...]
Hedge Fund Fees | Discussion of Future Trends
The following article is by Christopher Addy, President and CEO of Castle Hall Alternatives, a hedge fund due diligence firm. We have published a number of pieces by Mr. Addy in the past (please see Hedge Fund Due Diligence Issues, Issues for Hedge Fund Administrators to Consider and ERISA vs. [...]
Hedge Fund Stories and Analysis for the Week of October 5, 2008
This past week has seen no shortage in the amount of articles on the hedge fund industry and the effect of the market and governmental events. Below I’ve highlighted a few stories which I found particularly interesting and relevant for hedge fund managers. Additionally, I think the following are points [...]
Requirements for Hedge Fund Performance Reporting
Performance results are the ribbons of the hedge fund industry. In order to raise institutional money for your hedge fund, you will need good performance results. Even hedge fund managers who will not be focusing on raising money from institutional investors will need to have performance results in order to [...]