(CNBC) After flocking from hedge funds in 2016, investors are beginning to find their way back. In fact, March saw money came back into the $3.1 trillion industry at the fastest pace since August 2015 — a 20-month span that saw fund managers adjust fees and make other concessions as clients fled. The month saw inflows of a healthy $15.7 billion, capping off a first quarter in which a fresh $21.9 billion in cash came in, according to industry tracker eVestment.
Hedge Funds See Biggest Inflows in 20 Months in March
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