The Hedge Fund of Tomorrow: Building an Enduring Firm
The hedge fund industry is facing a transformational crisis. The industry must address key shortcomings in its business and operating models in order to position itself as the future of active asset management. Hedge fund assets will reach almost $2.6 trillion by the end of 2013, after reaching their low point in 2009, according to The Bank of New York Mellon & Casey Quirk's third study of leading institutional investors, investment consultants and hedge funds released today.

For the EMEA version of the White Paper please click here.  (April 2009)

For the White Paper Summary please click here.
(April 2009)

The White Paper Summary is also available in
UK English, French , German , Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Arabic and Portuguese.
(April 2009)

The Regional Trends Overview (which includes highlights from North America, UK and Europe, Asia and Australia, and the Middle East and South Africa) is also available in US English and UK English.

Click here to learn about the key factors affecting the hedge fund industry now and strategies for future growth in the eLearning program, "The Hedge Fund of Tomorrow: Building an Enduring Firm."  It's a concise, fast-paced and insightful overview you won't want to miss.