GFIA examines the 'December effect' on hedge funds

Dec 1, 2009

The Singapore-based fund of hedge funds analyses the phenomenon whereby hedge funds often reduce exposure towards year-end, with some interesting results.

Many hedge funds appear to reduce their exposure towards the end of the year, a trend that fund of hedge funds GFIA analysed in its monthly Research Insights report, published yesterday. The Singapore-based firm did so using figures from 32 Asia-based long/short equity funds.

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