The hedge fund industry saw steep declines last year. Just not these folks
Thursday, April 9, 2009 : PermalinkForbes – You’d be hard pressed to find anyone but limousine drivers and beaten-down investors shedding tears for the end of the hedge funds’ golden age.
The average hedge fund lost 18% last year, and one in seven shut its doors, according to Chicago’s Hedge Fund Research. The people who run these funds have, deservedly or not, come to symbolize an unsavory version of Wall Street greed that focused on accumulating vast wealth with little accountability or oversight.
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