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A hedge fund index is an index which takes into account thhe performance of several hedge funds that fall under the same investment strategy. These sub-indices for each investment style are then aggregated into an index of the full hedge fund industry to gauge performance on a month-to-month basis.
It is a fund that invests in a portfolio of hedge funds.
A hedge fund analyst in a person who works with hedge funds. Their primary duty is to review the strategies of a hedge fund and then identify the strengths and weaknesses of that fund.
The Hedge Fund Journal was created in 2004.
Index funds are a type of mutual fund that invests in the stocks of a specific market index, attempting to maintain a value per unit that tracks that index.
what cause the collapse of hedge fund in this case
A hedge fund analyst is understands the investment strategy and notices risks in the strategy. The hedge fun analyst creates recommendations on how to manage the fund.
A Hedge Fund Administration describes the day-to-day managements of the Fund. The administration ensures that the Fund is operated in an efficient manner.
There is no such thing as an edge fund.
Hedging is a general concept also which is made popular by the term "Hedging your bets". This is often done by betting on 2 opposing situations thereby turning a profit regardless of the outcome. In finance a "hedge" is often accomplished by both shorting a stock and buying options to hedge yourself in the chance that the stock goes up. A hedge fund is an unregulated investment fund that are popular amongst high-net worth and institutional investors. Hedge funds are different from mutual funds because they are not regulated, the hedge fund manager has the ability to buy and sell all types of assets, betting on rise and falls of securities.
Hedging is a general concept also which is made popular by the term "Hedging your bets". This is often done by betting on 2 opposing situations thereby turning a profit regardless of the outcome. In finance a "hedge" is often accomplished by both shorting a stock and buying options to hedge yourself in the chance that the stock goes up. A hedge fund is an unregulated investment fund that are popular amongst high-net worth and institutional investors. Hedge funds are different from mutual funds because they are not regulated, the hedge fund manager has the ability to buy and sell all types of assets, betting on rise and falls of securities.
College is not required, but most hedge fund manager's have MBA's.