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Hedge fund investments as part of the Swedish institutional portfolio

Smaranda Gonzalez Grigori

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In Sweden, the emergence of hedge funds started in the late 1990’s and over the past few years the Swedish hedge fund sector has faced a rapid growth. At the end of September 2001, there were 15 Swedish hedge funds with altogether nearly SEK 28 billion under management.

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In Sweden, the emergence of hedge funds started in the late 1990’s and over the past few years the Swedish hedge fund sector has faced a rapid growth. At the end of September 2001, there were 15 Swedish hedge funds with altogether nearly SEK 28 billion under management.

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In Sweden, the emergence of hedge funds started in the late 1990’s and over the past few years the Swedish hedge fund sector has faced a rapid growth. At the end of September 2001, there were 15 Swedish hedge funds with altogether nearly SEK 28 billion under management.

Key concepts: Hedge fund, Alternative beta, Fund of funds, Portfolio, Business, Sovereign wealth fund, Institutional investor, Open-end fund

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