Hedge funds have charged their investors $1.8 trillion in fees from 1969 to the end of December 2024, according to data from ...
Research raises fresh questions as data show a larger chunk of gross profits eaten up than the previous historical average.
LONDON: Hedge funds have charged their investors US$1.8 trillion in fees from 1969 to the end of December 2024, according to ...
“Up to the year 2000, the hedge fund fee take had been running at around a third of overall gains, but since then it has increased to a half,” said Rick Sopher, chief executive of Edmond de Rothschild ...
Just over half of the industry’s total gross performance was eaten away by fees over the past two decades, according to LCH ...
The world’s largest hedge funds sustained their consistent track records in 2024, though most would have underperformed an investment in an S&P 500 index fund.
Of the $3.7 trillion in profits they have earned as an industry since 1969, nearly half or a staggering $1.8 trillion was ...
Of the $3.7 trillion in profits they have earned as an industry since 1969, nearly half or a staggering $1.8 trillion was ...
These firms - led by Ken Griffin's Citadel; D.E. Shaw; and Israel Englander's Millennium - collectively generated 13.1%, outperforming the average hedge fund which scored gains of 8.1% last year, LCH ...