Editor’s Corner

Richard M. Ennis

Financial Analysts Journal, 2007, vol. 63, issue 3, 6-7

Abstract: The cloning of hedge funds sprang from efforts to measure hedge fund performance. A clone offers the systematic return of a hedge fund for a lower fee. The question is: Why would anyone want to pay an active fee for an intentionally passive investment product?

Date: 2007
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