Bloomberg – Assets owned by hedge funds including borrowings may have fallen by 75 percent to a decade- low, with less competition paving the way for better returns, said Blaine Tomlinson, chairman of Financial Risk Management Ltd.

The total book size of assets owned by hedge funds may have declined to $2 trillion, from $8 trillion, he said at the GaimAsia 2009 hedge fund conference in Hong Kong today, reducing the industry to a level last seen a decade ago. Tomlinson founded Financial Risk Management, a London-based fund of funds manager overseeing $10 billion, in 1991.

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