Institutional investors are increasingly favouring hedge fund managers with at least two years of business experience, according to a study by Seward & Kissel LLP. The report found that mature managers’ representation increased to 84%, while that of newer managers dropped to 16%. The majority of the side letter investors were fund-of-funds, accounting for 54%. The assets under management (AUM) of mature managers grew to $7 billion, while those of newer managers declined to $170 million.
Cyber Hit Fades, But Challenges Remain For United Natural Foods: Analyst – Yahoo
Cyber Hit Fades, But Challenges Remain For United Natural Foods: Analyst Yahoo
