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NEW YORK (HedgeWorld.com) - In a recent study Infiniti Capital found that emerging hedge fund managers outperformed their more established counterparts by as much as 4% annually.
Using figures from the HedgeFund.Net database, Infiniti officials analyzed the performance of 8,035 hedge funds from the beginning of 1991 through the end of 2007, and found that no matter their asset size, new hedge fund managers turned in higher returns than established managers. Among funds with $300 million or less under management, managers in business for 36 months or less had a compound annual growth rate of 17.57%, compared to 13.97% for managers with longer track records.See the full content of this document
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Infiniti Finds New Fund Managers Try Harder
Similarly, Infiniti found that managers in the game for two years or less with $200 million or less under management had a compound annual growth rate of 18....
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