Institutional Investing in Hedge Funds
W. H. Bruce Brittain
Abstract
W. H. Bruce Brittain
Abstract
This paper provides an overview of the hedge fund industry and explains why hedge funds are gaining in popularity among institutional investors. I review the different styles used by hedge fund managers and analyze how they impact returns. Furthermore, I will address how the lack of transparency in hedge funds will limit their growth in the institutional market and provide prescriptions as to how it can be remedied.
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This paper provides an overview of the hedge fund industry and explains why hedge funds are gaining in popularity among institutional investors. I review the different styles used by hedge fund managers and analyze how they impact returns. Furthermore, I will address how the lack of transparency in hedge funds will limit their growth in the institutional market and provide prescriptions as to how it can be remedied.
Key concepts: Hedge fund, Institutional investor, Alternative beta, Business, Hedge accounting, Transparency (behavior), Fund of funds, Open-end fund