(Reuters) – David Harding, founder of one of the world’s biggest hedge funds, on Friday defended his firm against Warren Buffett’s criticism of hedge fund fees last week.
Multi-millionaire Harding said Buffett has a “habit of being right” but added that his own Winton Capital business, which manages more than $30 billion, offered lower fees and creditable returns to investors.
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