Tough times require creativity
Difficult period for performance underscores the need for innovative approach to
markets
Collaboration, loyalty are keys to success
Hedge fund industry sees strengthening of ties between managers and investors
Value of hedge funds is over the long term
Long-term data shows how hedge fund allocations can help to stabilise portfolio returns
through difficult periods
Braced for trouble, at home and abroad
If the first rule of making money is to lose none, the hope is that hedge funds are
protected in decidedly uncertain markets
No turning back
The age of greater visibility is here, and public perception is increasingly important
Effective team work is the future
Investment managers may be the 'sizzle factor' but these days, many others are
involved in operating a hedge fund business
Multi-year perspective is vital
Current affairs and market trends are disturbing but investors need to position beyond
short-term noise for long-term success
Troubled markets test the mettle of managers
It is hard to find an asset class where the upside potential looks better than the
downside risks. Yet managers are working hard to deliver good risk-adjusted returns
over time
A chance to fly in make-or-break year
Industry enters 2016 on the cusp of change as markets keep managers on high alert