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MF and UMM funds are generally more receptive to it/have more of a push from LPs and other forces to hire more diversity candidates. I have found MM funds to be more homogeneous.

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Just look at the funds with the lowest returns, they should have the highest degree of unmeritocratic hiring you’re referencing. 

 
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Ah yes, hiring the white summa cum laude from harvard will lead to upper quartile returns but hiring the hispanic one is a path to the bottom.

 

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