Hedge Fund on a Resume?

If I'm putting an internship at a HF on my resume and I want to include a one line description of the fund, should I include avg annual return, total return since inception, both, or neither? Also, what would you consider a strong total return to be for a fund that is 10years old? What about 15? Just want some context. Thanks.

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DontMakeMeShortYouWhat I've usually seen is the fund strategy and AUM.
spot on. unless you can directly relate the fund's return to decisions you made (i.e. you saw the subprime crisis coming and shorted MBS and the ABX to pocket a few hundred million) there is no real reason to put any sort of return
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