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Committed UK institutions continue allocations, but early-stage entrants take 'wait and see' approach

February 06, 2009  

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UK institutions appear to be pressing ahead with hedge fund investing, although some that were in the early stages appear to be taking more of a 'wait and see' approach.

The $375 million British Waterways Pension Fund recently finalised an allocation believed to be around 10% of total assets. It is thought that...

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