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Hedge Funds: An Industry Overview

Ezra Zask

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In this article the trends and their implications for the alternative investment area, especially regarding the key issues of increased use of alternative investments by traditional institutional investors, the structure and ownership of the industry, the changing relationship between private equity and hedge funds, are examined.

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In this article the trends and their implications for the alternative investment area, especially regarding the key issues of increased use of alternative investments by traditional institutional investors, the structure and ownership of the industry, the changing relationship between private equity and hedge funds, are examined.

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In this article the trends and their implications for the alternative investment area, especially regarding the key issues of increased use of alternative investments by traditional institutional investors, the structure and ownership of the industry, the changing relationship between private equity and hedge funds, are examined.

Key concepts: Hedge fund, Alternative beta, Alternative investment, Global assets under management, Institutional investor, Business, Equity (law), Fund of funds

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