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- NEW Economic uncertainty and acute liquidity problems battered most hedge fund strategies in the first quarter, with the average return for all funds sinking to -2.99% from 1.64% in the fourth quarter.
- Money managers have reported results for the latest quarter as bleak as any since the depths of the 2002 bear market, but analysts said at this point the glass just might be half full.
- Despite an extremely bearish outlook on the global economy, investors plan to move more than $200 billion into hedge funds this year, according to Deutsche Bank’s Alternative Investment Survey.
- Most big deal-makers sounded subdued at this year’s Milken Institute Global Conference, though some voiced optimism that nimble investment managers might find deals even before the credit freeze thaws.
- A relatively new options strategy allows asset managers to better protect portfolios and boost returns in very different market conditions, according to a new academic study.
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