The Hedge Fund 100

Institutions continue to swoon for hedge funds, despite some uninspiring returns.

Investment returns may be moderating, but hedge funds keep piling up assets. The firms that make up the 2005 Hedge Fund 100 (as originally published in Institutional Investor’s Alpha), our fourth annual ranking of the world’s largest hedge fund management firms by assets, saw a 29 percent gain in assets under management -- to $568 billion in single-manager hedge funds as of December 31, 2004, up from the $439 billion managed by the firms on last year’s list.

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