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Hedge funds are in the same situation, and their fees are even higher - fees of 2% of total Assets Under Management PLUS 20% of any gains are common. For all of
by ldayley 15y ago
Hedge funds are in the same situation, and their fees are even higher - fees of 2% of total Assets Under Management PLUS 20% of any gains are common. For all of that, they have experienced challenges beating indexes as well (down 6.4% for 2011, as measured by the Dow Jones Credit Suisse All Hedge Index - according to the article linked below).
http://www.forbes.com/sites/greggfisher/2012/01/23/chasing-the-mirage-of-hedge-fund-returns/ http://www.forbes.com/sites/greggfisher/2012/01/23/chasing-t...
- prodigal_erik 15y agoHedge funds' original purpose was to stay negatively correlated with the market, not to beat it consistently. Each is hard enough that doing both probably isn't possible, and it seems to me they aren't keeping their clients' expectations realistic.