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An Alternative Future

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An argument can be made that hedge funds, particularly a combination of traditional index funds and hedge funds, represent the future of investment management? but we are not there yet, for a variety of reasons. Some dark sides of hedge fund investing stand in the way. Hedge fund fees remain a contentious issue. Fees must become more rational in terms of paying for alpha versus hedge fund beta versus traditional beta. Other evolutionary changes must occur to make hedge funds more user-friendly, particularly for institutional investors.

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1992Survivorship Bias in Performance Studies 2001Do Hedge Funds Hedge?1993Is Your Alpha Big Enough To Cover Its Taxes?2004An Alternative Future

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