Researching a Fund
Hi,
I have a final round of interviews at a fund but have found it hard to get details on previous returns / fund structure. Does anyone know of any good resources?
Hi,
I have a final round of interviews at a fund but have found it hard to get details on previous returns / fund structure. Does anyone know of any good resources?
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Career Resources
Capital iq
http://equity-research.com/list-of-top-200-investment-banks-and-boutiqu…
http://www.hedgefundletters.com/hedge-funds/
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Great site, but works mostly for the big funds $1bn+ with a few exceptions (hayman capital partners is one).
I'd also advise using LinkedIn (backgrounds of current employees would give you somewhat of an idea of strategy) and SEC.gov (13-f filings).
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