What would have to happen for the secular Equity HF decline to reverse?
Based on opinions expressed by people in this forum (and supported by what I have seen myself), the actively managed Long / Short Equity HF industry—as well as other HF sectors—is in a secular decline.
(Fees are compressing as money is being pulled out, regulation/compliance keeps increasing, comp is less attractive, etc.... not reiterating everything here.)
Do you think there's anything that could reverse this trend, and what would it be?
You'd need technology to regress (never happening). Or you may need monetary policy to not be reactionary in propping up equity markets (not impossible but challenging).
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