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SUBJECT:
Lasting impact of the financial crisis on the hedge fund industry.
SIGNIFICANCE:
All market participants have suffered greatly during the continuing financial crisis. However, short-term stresses due to market risk look set dramatically to reshape the hedge fund industry. Structural failures in risk management have been exposed as broker-dealers and investors rethink their involvement with hedge funds.
Word Count (approx): 1162
Headings
- Hedge fund stress
- Investor redemptions
- Retreat from prime brokerage
- Longer-term impact
- Gates
- Fee structure
- Fund-of-hedge funds
- Access to capital
- Business model
- Prime brokerage
- Changing competitive landscape
- Increased fees, less leverage
Primary Keywords: INT, International, economy, banking, debt, derivatives, equities, finance, regulation
Secondary Keywords: United States
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