Simple question. What % of net worth do you put into your hedge fund? My fund is a single sector focused long/short equity fund, so I was thinking i prob shouldn’t put all eggs in the basket, but the zero management fee sounds great.
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About 25-30% of net worth
What do u do with the rest?
Mix of diversified ETFs. Hold at least 1/3 cash. Always good to have.
Literally invested in the fund (I.e. managed by fund) or equity share of fund? I imagine you mean the first, but many funds at the senior levels will defer your compensation into equity.
I'm sorry for the new question, but I haven't started at the fund yet.
What is the difference between these two?
Carry vs coinvesting
From fee perspective, there’s no difference between carry vs co-investing at our fund
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