(Bloomberg) Hedge fund co-investments are becoming increasingly popular as allocators including pensions and endowments seek bigger gains and lower fees. About 41 percent of investors said they plan to put money to work alongside hedge funds this year, according to a Credit Suisse AG report released Wednesday. That compares with 33 percent in 2016. Almost 30 percent of hedge funds are planning to employ or increase the use of the strategy.
Hedge Fund Co-Investing Quickens as Investors Chase Bigger Gains
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