Distressed Debt 1: Why Small Hedge Funds Have Historically Outperformed Their Larger Brothers

(Seeking Alpha) A recent study by Barron’s studying the disparity in performance between small and large hedge funds over the past 20 years….found that, on average, the largest hedge funds returned 0.61% per month, with smaller funds returning 0.75% per month. They go on to show that in periods of economic turmoil, specifically the Crash of 2008….

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