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October Was The Worst Month For Hedge Funds Yet This Year Posted: 25 Nov 2016 06:46 AM PST Another month, and the pain for the hedge fund industry just keeps getting more intense. According to the latest Evestment report, investors redeemed an estimated net $14.2 billion from hedge funds in October. Year-to-date, there has been a net $77.0 billion removed from the industry. October's outflow was the fourth month of redemptions in the last five and seventh in 2016. Due to the breadth of products experiencing outflows, and the persistence of redemptions outweighing new allocations, it is clear the industry is experiencing a crisis -like wave of negative investor sentiment. One almost wonders how much higher the market can keep rising with redemption requests flooding countless back offices. We hope to find out soon. Here are the rest of the details on the latest, ongoing, troubles facing the hedge fund industry which, unless something drastically changes soon may end up being a "zero hedge" industry: The breadth of redemption pressure in October was the industry's largest in 2016 with 61% of reporting funds estimated to have net outflow during the month. The last five months have accounted for the majority of the industry's redemptions in 2016, a time frame which aligns with investors' processes for analyzing 2015 results, and taking actions on those decisions. Read the entire article |
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