Funds with more than USD1 billion in AUM grew at an average of 135 per cent since the global financial crisis, while smaller funds only increased 15 per cent over that same five-year period.
What is causing bigger funds to continue getting bigger and receive the lion’s share of institutional allocations? How does your firm compete in this unique market dynamic?
Broadridge’s new whitepaper, Hedge Funds and Their Data: Investing in Operational Excellence and Attracting New Capital, authored by Tim Versteeg (pictured), explores how the changes in the industry landscape since the global financial crisis forced hedge funds and asset managers to rethink their data infrastructure.
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