Hedge Fund Reader : Hedge Fund Survey By Goldman Sachs

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March 27, 2006

Hedge Fund Survey By Goldman Sachs

A recent survey carried out by Goldman Sachs indicates that investors plan to put 28 percent more money into hedge funds in the current year. The investment stood at 28 percent last year, 31 percent in 2004 and 22 percent in 2003.

Further, investors are now also warming up to longer lock-in periods that could extend to upto two years or more. These periods are gaining acceptance as investors are looking at gaining exposure to less-liquid instruments in credit and emerging markets. This is being taken as a means to diversify their investment portfolio.

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