Summer of 1000 Posts: Investment Management Fees

Aug 2nd, 2009 | Filed under: Featured Post, Today's Post

Today, we bring you another installment of our “Summer of 1,000 posts” (more…)

This week’s sampling from our archives covers the topic of Investment Management Fees…

What really drives the closed-end HF discount?
Do premia and discounts on closed end hedge funds actually reflect anything about the funds themselves or do they just a response to exogenous factors?

Study looks at differences between institutional and retail mutual funds
Retail mutual funds have been researched in every conceivable way.  But we were surprised to learn that institutional mutual funds haven’t undergone the same level of scrutiny.  Until this year.

Closed-end HF Pricing: Rational Irrationality
If hedge funds are supposed to be so unique, then why do most closed-end HFs sell at a discount or premium to NAV at the same time?

Net effect of HF redemption/re-allocation cycle: billions in additional fees
Like water in a bathtub, assets seem to slosh in and out of the hedge fund industry frequently.  Unfortunately for investors, this can scrub under-performers clean of their requirement to provide a performance fee holiday. More…


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