GLOBAL - Regulators in Europe and US are likely to intervene in the "overheated" hedge fund market as a result of growing concerns about the huge flow of pension fund assets into hedge funds, according to a new study.
The study by Greenwich Associates found that the growing availability of cheap credit was making it easier for hedge funds to increase their leverage - almost one-third of hedge funds have increase...
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