| 10.07.2017 Opalesque Roundup: One third of surveyed hedge funds break even with $50m or less assets: hedge fund news, week 28 |
| In the week ending 07 July, 2017, a study by AIMA has found that most alternative investment management firms are able to turn a profit and expand with considerably less than $100m in assets. The survey of 135 alternative asset managers globally found that the average break-even point is around $86m, while around a third are able to break even with $50m in assets or less. Break-even was found |
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