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Investors redeemed $4.60 billion from hedge funds in March

Tuesday, April 26, 2016

Bailey McCann, Opalesque New York:

Investors redeemed an estimated net $4.60 billion from hedge funds in March, the fifth month in the last six in which redemptions outpaced allocations, according to eVestment’s March and Q1 Hedge Fund Asset Flows Report. Performance gains during the month offset redemption pressure, however, helping to increase total hedge fund industry assets $29.59 billion in March to $2.982 trillion. For Q1 2016, investor inflows were negative, with net outflows of $14.35 billion.

Not surprisingly, investors have continued to allocate to large hedge funds. According to the report, funds that had $2.84 billion of inflows in March and $6.30 billion in Q1.

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