Overcoming the shortfalls of the
traditional approach to investing in hedge funds
Category
Alternatively - Alternatives
Company
Jana / nabInvest
Research
Paper
Hedge fund returns have outperformed balanced fund
portfolio returns over time. However, investors have
been disappointed with hedge funds’ performance in
2008/09, exacerbated by high fees, lack of control
of assets, in the extreme, incidents of outright
fraud. This research paper argues that the price
dislocations still present in the market combined
with a flexible approach to investing, mean the
prospect for hedge fund returns has never been
better. However, there are lessons to be taken from
the experience of 2008 and resolving the structural
flaws of hedge funds will be one important step
forward in the chase for higher, more stable
returns.
Presentation
Michael O’Dea, Principal, Alternative Investment
Solutions, JANA Investment Advisers