United States:
Liquid Alternatives AUM Increased $10B In Q3
05 December 2017
Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP
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Liquid alternative strategies attracted capital at an increased
rate in the third quarter of 2017, with AUM increasing by $10
billion during the third quarter and net inflows totaling $3.4
billion, according to the Wilshire Liquid Alternatives Industry
Monitor. While fund liquidations outnumbered launches for the
second consecutive quarter, the data represents a significant
increase compared to the $3.1 billion during Q1 and came as a
result of organic growth, capital flows and new funds. Of the 11
funds launched during the quarter, four used equity hedge fund
strategies.
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