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Upside of liquidity drought is greater access to elite managers for savvy, solvent investors

February 06, 2009  

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The upside of the liquidity drought for those investors that have money is access to elite managers. Corazon Capital in the Channel Islands has launched a product specifically to take advantage of capacity in brand name hedge funds. Meanwhile, RMF Investment Management has dusted off its RMF Legends Fund with a performance fee-only structure.


Paul Meader


A number of very good hedge funds have suffered...

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