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Thaw continues at Polar
Polar Capital, with co-founder Tim Woolley now at the helm again, delivered a solid set of numbers this morning, adding to growing evidence that clients are coming back to hedge funds, albeit slowly.
REUTERS/Bob Strong
Having more than halved in the year to March, Polar’s assets edged upagain to $2 bln, from $1.9 billion at end-Sept and $1.5 bln in March.
Rising markets have undoubtedly helped. Performance and currency movements over the six months to Sept added $366 mln, much of which was from long-only funds.
But clients are also slowly putting their money back into funds — around $57 mln into long-only funds and $54 mln into hedge funds.
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Hedge fund stories from the past 24 hours from Reuters and elsewhere:
Hedge funds face investor war on fees – Reuters
Och-Ziff third quarter income falls – Reuters
Mark Kary to resign from Polar Capital - FT Adviser
Hedge fund adviser to lead SEC policing body – WSJ
Asian hedge fund asset on the rise – Bloomberg
