This article appears courtesy of Global Investor
While recognising that investors will not desert other asset classes, hedge fund managers are very optimistic about their own prospects and those of their industry. Their assessment is independently corroborated by mainstream fund managers, prime brokers, pension funds and administrators participating in the Create/KPMG 2005 annual report, published in July. However, this collective optimism is tempered by the recognition that hedge funds face major challenges. The future is not expected to be as bright as the recent past because of capacity shortages, low volatility and low returns.
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