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Looking For Positive Returns This Year To Protect Your Assets?—Many Hedge Funds Are Delivering Just That

Por: Forbes Business October 13, 2022

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Hedge funds outperformPhoto source: asianinvestor.net Much is written on the demise of Active Management. But in recent turbulent mostly-down markets, some active managers are not only outperforming the markets, but actually delivering positive returns for 2022. When looking at active management, there is nothing more active than hedge funds—and much of this column will focus on hedge fund outperformance. First as a comparison, let’s look at... + full article



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