Only 23% of schemes satisfied with fund of hedge funds
FEWER than a quarter of pensions funds that invest in funds of hedge funds are satisfied with their investment returns, latest research from Mercer Investment Consulting reveals.
The survey – which polled 180 large pension schemes worldwide – found that only 23pc of schemes were satisfied with hedge fund of fund returns, 48pc were neutral and 28% were dissatisfied when asked to...
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