Hedge funds: compensation scheme or asset class?

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Hedge funds: compensation scheme or asset class? - Financial Times

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The increase in the overall fee take from 30 per cent to about 50 per cent of gross gains is largely the result of higher management fees, according to LCH.

It is seeking to combine a capital-rich insurance company that is growing but needs more asset management products, with a business that has strong third-party distribution in retail and wholesale markets, and a number of well-respected boutiques, including Harris Associates and Loomis Sayles.

The owner of France’s Natixis Investment Managers and Italian insurer Generali are close to announcing an agreement to create an asset management joint venture.