I invest in hedge funds.
There appears to be a lot of confusion about what hedge funds are and what they do. I'd like to help answer some questions and share my opinions (along with my biases).
About me: I've been involved with hedge funds in various roles since 2000. For the past 5 years I've been working for a NYC based firm which invests in hedge funds (among other investments) on behalf of pensions, charities, and wealthy families.
Cool thread, thanks for the effort.
1. What, in your mind, constitutes a track record that piques your interest enough to start a conversation with a prospective manager?
2. Why do you think your industry focuses so much on investment process, quarterly questionnaires justifying positions, etc.? A manager can practically buy anything they want and then back into a very rational justification to put on paper.
Thank you so much for doing this. Could you discuss the following?
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