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> I don't want to get in a debate about what a hedge fund is, but while the term "Hedging" is the practice of reducing risk, the goal of most hedge funds is to
by zhte415 10y ago
> I don't want to get in a debate about what a hedge fund is, but while the term "Hedging" is the practice of reducing risk, the goal of most hedge funds is to maximize ROI.
So you're not a hedge fund.
>The funds is bench marked to Credit Suisee HF Index, Citibank Prime +5%, S&P 500.
What a crazy combination of benchmarks.
- jklein11 10y agoI'm no hedge fund expert, especially ones based out of Canada, but I think it's based on the fee structure. Hedge funds typically get 2% AUM and 20% of the return. I don't see any reason to think that isn't the case. Those funds make sense to me for a real estate focused hedge fund that is primarily used in retirement accounts. Just my $.02