Yes anyone can start a fund but not everyone can run a fund.

How true is this? Where is the line? Does it get more obvious depending on the type of Fund? What qualities make one raise funds successful, what qualities make the Fund successful?

I would presume some people are excellent at starting, but poor finishers?

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