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“A large number of alternative strategies promising absolute return instead delivered absolutely no return. In 2009, 15% of absolute return UCITS had a loss, which was a big improvement over the prior year when 72% of them had negative performance. Traditional funds also did poorly in 2008, but they never promised absolute return. This issue is central to expectation and product management and will govern the progress of many alternatives approaches.”
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How real is the alternative investment fund opportunity?
Which managers are most successful at innovation and raising assets?
Why are hedge funds finding difficulty promoting Newcits, and how is that changing?
What do fund selectors, advisors, and investors really want from alternative managers?
What are the best practices for gaining distribution and capturing sales?
How can the industry manage the product and sales complexities around innovative alternatives?
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