Hedge funds are emerging from disruption caused by the coronavirus pandemic more resilient, adaptable, diverse, efficient, and productive, according to the Alternative Investment Management Association (AIMA).
The association's survey - which questioned 144 hedge fund managers globally throughout the pandemic - revealed funds have performed well and met investors' expectations throughout the most severe ...
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