| Sandra Manzke | ||||||
It’s almost as if Long-Term Capital Management had never happened. Three years ago, the very mention of the term hedge fund was enough to have most investors running for cover. The spectacular collapse of LTCM caused such a furore that anyone calling themselves a hedge fund manager was liable to be held in the contempt usually reserved for politicians, lawyers or journalists.
Today the story is very different. Hedge funds are the saviours of investment, at least according to those whose job it is to sell them.
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