(Bloomberg) For years, hedge funds have blamed placid markets for their uninspiring returns. That excuse won’t fly this year. Volatile markets in which stocks move less in lockstep should be a recipe for making money. But much of the industry is struggling, and clients are losing patience.
Hedge Fund Managers Face ‘Survival of the Fittest’ Test in 2020
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