Does anyone remember when single-strategy hedge funds started branching into other strategies with a passion three years ago? The big debate back then was style drift, and whether these managers had the experience to invest in asset classes beyond their existing expertise.
After a brief period of humming and hawing, investors decided it was better for a fund to have broader investment opportunities, and the hedge fund managers’ performance in multi-strategy funds eased any concerns about their expertise.
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