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It is a fund that invests in a portfolio of hedge funds.

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A hedge fund analyst in a person who works with hedge funds. Their primary duty is to review the strategies of a hedge fund and then identify the strengths and weaknesses of that fund.

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The Hedge Fund Journal was created in 2004.

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what cause the collapse of hedge fund in this case

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A hedge fund analyst is understands the investment strategy and notices risks in the strategy. The hedge fun analyst creates recommendations on how to manage the fund.

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A Hedge Fund Administration describes the day-to-day managements of the Fund. The administration ensures that the Fund is operated in an efficient manner.

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There is no such thing as an edge fund.

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College is not required, but most hedge fund manager's have MBA's.

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No degree is formally required, but most hedge fund managers have MBA's.

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Hedge funds and mutual funds are both managed portfolio in which securities are picked by a fund manager. However hedge funds are more aggressively managed as compared to the mutual fund. They can take speculative positions in the derivative securities .Hedge funds also differs from mutual fund in their availability, they are available to only specific investors .There are many investment companies that invest in hedge fund and mutual fund of which Reliance mutual fund is one of the good one.

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One can purchase Hedge Fund software on Archway Technology 's website. Thompson and Associate website is another site that one can purchase a Hedge Fund software.

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A hedge fund is an investment fund that is only open to a limited range of investors that has a wider range of investement and that manager would manage that.

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If you feel you've been wronged by a hedge fund or someone investing your money in a hedge fund then you might need an attorney. Since hedge funds are extraordinarily risky it's easy for a lawyer to argue it was wrong to invest in such a way.

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The name hedge fund comes from the investment strategy of hedging positions in equity securities. The first hedge fund was created to "hedge" long positions with matched short positions within securities that would reduce the perceived overall risk of the portfolio at hand.

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A hedge fund is an investment vehicle that can invest in equities, bonds, commodities, currencies, optiones, futures, and non-traded companies, among other instruments. A fund of funds is an investment vehicle that invests in a portfolio of hedge funds (or other funds).

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A partner in a hedge fund is an investor. Usually the hedge funds are limited partner legal entities. The investors are the limited partners and the investment manager is the general partner.

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Mutual funds are only different from hedge funds in that they are purchased completely up front whereas hedge funds are paid for over time.

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The best thing about a hedge fund attorney is the simple fact that they understand the ins and outs of a hedge fund. He or she gives well informed advice on investments. People like this also help you diversify your portfolio.

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Hedge Fund Managers

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A comprehensive hedge fund review evaluates the performance, strategies, risks, and fees of a hedge fund. It includes an analysis of the fund's historical returns, investment approach, market exposure, and track record. Investors use this review to assess the fund's potential for generating returns and managing risks.

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The meaning of a "hedge" would be best described as a "hedge of protection" against the volatile market. Also used in the term Hedge Fund

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There are several hedge fund indexes which are made available by various firms.

Dow Jones Hedge Fund Indexes track many of most popular hedge fund strategies. Strategies listed are:

* Convertible Arbitrage * Distressed Securities * Equity Long / Short * Equity Market Neutral * Event Driven * Merger Arbitrate Read more about Dow Jones Hedge fund Indexes at this link:

http://www.djhedgefundindexes.com/

Credit Suisse / Tremont provide indexes for many Hedge Fund strategies as well. Follow this link for more information:

http://www.hedgeindex.com/hedgeindex/en/default.aspx?cy=USD

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The best place to find out about hedge fund jobs is to visit the web site Hedge Co. They have sections called "Hedgeducation", "Hedge Fund Articles" and "New to Head Funds" among others.

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Because in most US states Hedge Funds are not regulated you generally do not need any licenses to manage a hedge fund.

Due to the wide range of strategies hedge funds employ there is no set course or training session which can teach you want you need to know. A hedge fund that trades natural energy has a very different structure than a real estate or film fund.

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A hedge fund index is an index which takes into account thhe performance of several hedge funds that fall under the same investment strategy. These sub-indices for each investment style are then aggregated into an index of the full hedge fund industry to gauge performance on a month-to-month basis.

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A hedge fund analyst will make $36,000 to $37,000 per year. Check out this website http://www.glassdoor.com/Salaries/hedge-fund-analyst-salary-SRCH_KO0,18.htm for more details. Hedge fund analysts typically make $19 to $21 per hour. Working for investment companies will often bring in higher salaries.

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Hedge fund is an investment fund for a limited range of investors allowed by regulators to undertake a wider range of investment and trading activities than any other investment funds.

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A hedge fund is an investment group that uses advanced investment strategies in both domestic and international markets in the hope of generating a high return. The term "hedge fund" comes the practice of "hedging" or minimizing risk in way that does not affect the income generated.

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A hedge fund is a private investment fund for those who want to become a partner with a money manager. The benefits of this is that the money manager usually is very well versed in the art of stocks and will generally lead to a payout.

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The Hedge Fund contains information pertaining to most aspects of directories. Depending on the source one uses, more or less detailed knowledge can be acquired.

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Castle - 2009 Hedge Fund Homeboys 1-3 is rated/received certificates of:

Netherlands:9

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In order to cash out of a hedge fund you would require to give notice to the investment manager, sometimes 90 days in advance, sometimes longer. When there is a window to cash out the investment manager give you the money through either a check or a wire transfer and the partner of the hedge fund receives the resources.

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A multi-currency hedge fund is one which deals with many currencies to invest and sometimes the benchmark can be defined as a basket of several currencies in a global macro environment.

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That position in a hedge fund realizes what one is expected to do which is coordinate the investment analysts to ensure that research on long-short, global macro is done properly and in time.

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"Alpha" in the Hedge Fund industry means "Absolute Returns." A return on investment is considered to be absolute when it can be duplicated again and again with the same result by the Fund Manager. So, essentially, the trading skill and savy that the Fund Manager brings to the table (and which he is compensated for) is considered to be the fund's "Alpha."

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A hedge fund is affected by several global macro factors including monetary policy, fiscal policy, the Federal Reserve, Janet Yellen, Stanley Fischer, and macroeconomic events.

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In order to become a hedge fund manager, you should take all kinds of finance and investment classes. It is also highly recommnended that you get a MBA/

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One can apply for Hedge fund technology jobs in many different manners. Some of the more recommended methods is through websites such as Indeed and InfoHedge.

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The Eton Park hedge fund does not have a public website. they do own internet domains though. The Eton Park hedge fund does not have a public website. they do own internet domains though.

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A hedge fund manager get paid only if the profits are realized and not just increases in appraised values that are not yet materialized. Read more at http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Does_a_Hedge_Fund_Manager%27s_incentive_compensation_get_paid_only_if_the_profits_are_realised_and_not_just_increases_in_appraised_values_that_are_not_yet_realised

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You are not likely to find a free hedge fund list. Many Hedge Fund or Private Equity Databases offer feeds a couple good sources are:

Barclay Hedge (http://barclayhedge.com/)

Big Dough (http://www.bigdough.com/) HedgeFundJobList (http://www.hedgefundjoblist.com/)

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A hedge fund is legal because there are no laws in the U.S. that state hedge funds are not. There are certain hedge funds that may be frowned upon however as long as you register etc. the fund, it is completely legal.

Hedge funding is legal because its a form of lending although the payback may be high at times. As long as a company break usury laws etc. it is legal.

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Soros is a/an Investor, hedge fund manager, author, and philanthropist

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Hedge Fund CRM software is a tool used by Hedge Funds to support Investor relations by providing the ability to centralise all of their investor data. This data could include contacts, documents and correspondence. Software also provides access to fund information at any time such as transaction histories, account balance statements and other investment data. It is important to be able to provide hedge fund members with greater, faster and better transparency of data.

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Hedging is a general concept also which is made popular by the term "Hedging your bets". This is often done by betting on 2 opposing situations thereby turning a profit regardless of the outcome.

In finance a "hedge" is often accomplished by both shorting a stock and buying options to hedge yourself in the chance that the stock goes up.

A hedge fund is an unregulated investment fund that are popular amongst high-net worth and institutional investors. Hedge funds are different from mutual funds because they are not regulated, the hedge fund manager has the ability to buy and sell all types of assets, betting on rise and falls of securities.

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Hedging is a general concept also which is made popular by the term "Hedging your bets". This is often done by betting on 2 opposing situations thereby turning a profit regardless of the outcome.

In finance a "hedge" is often accomplished by both shorting a stock and buying options to hedge yourself in the chance that the stock goes up.

A hedge fund is an unregulated investment fund that are popular amongst high-net worth and institutional investors. Hedge funds are different from mutual funds because they are not regulated, the hedge fund manager has the ability to buy and sell all types of assets, betting on rise and falls of securities.

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Crystallized incentive fee on a hedge fund means that the incentive fee is frozen for a period of time. Instead of the fee going up or down, it crystallizes or freezes at a certain rate.

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