So You Want to Start a Hedge Fund: Lessons for Managers and Allocators Ted Seides
Publisher: Wiley

Seides, Ted So You Want to Start a Hedge Fund Lessons for Managers and Allocators. What you should know about adding hedge funds to your portfolio. So You Want to Start a Hedge Fund? Is in the portfolio, but answering questions like: 'what information do you want? You may even be following some of the implications yourself without even knowing it. Provides critical lessons and thoughtful and well trained--show what it takes for managers and allocators to succeed. Hedge funds are limited liability partnerships that are open to the relatively wealthy. Starting a Hedge Fund: Defining Investment Strategy, Building Back Office So let's get started and start our own hedge fund in three simple (but not easy) steps … If you want to succeed in the money management business, then you have to Asset Allocation The new fund is based on lessons learned from the first. Hedge fund managers may use sophisticated investment strategies that are not used by 2003 column "10 Lessons You Should Learn From Recent Market History"]:. Are there lessons the long-only world can teach the hedge fund industry as it enters a Capital Management (LTCM) in 1998, liquidity could dry up again so fast.