Will incubated hedge funds finally be seen as more than puppets?

November 05, 2009  


As new fund launches look set to explode next year, InvestHedge explores the bewildering myriad of start-up options on offer to emerging managers

By Niki Natarajan

Pinocchio is the story of a wooden puppet that became a real boy after he had proven himself. Until now, many start-up hedge funds have disdainfully viewed incubators as the hedge fund equivalent of being a marionette, rather than a leg up to being a real hedge fund.

This myth was, in part, perpetrated by prime brokers that in the past divided hedge fund prospects into an A-list and B-list, with the...

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