This content is from: Corner Office Co-Investments, ESG and Fees: How Hedge Funds Are Catering to Investors in 2023 Even though charging 2 and 20 is long gone, hedge funds and their investors are mostly in agreement these days. By Michael Thrasher February 22, 2023
This content is from: Portfolio Peter Kraus’s Performance-Fee Experiment Is Working. Up Next: New Funds. Aperture Investors has grown to $4 billion in five years — and now it’s launching an emerging market debt fund just as the rate-hike cycle could be nearing its end. By Michael Thrasher March 22, 2023
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This content is from: Opinion The CFA Institute’s Changes May Please Employers — But They Don’t Serve the Client William Kelly, CEO of CAIA Association — which offers an alternatives investments credential — writes that better and more transparent client outcomes will remain his association’s north star. March 20, 2023
