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The relationship between hedge funds and their investors continues to show signs of improvement with the latest Preqin investor survey reporting that over 60% of respondents believe fund terms had turned in their favour.
Charting progress over the last 12 months via interviews with 45 institutional investors, the survey offers a ringing endorsement for the industry’s reaction to investor-led criticism of fees. According to 2010 survey participants, management fees have shown the single largest improvement, backed by 47%.
Redemption frequency and transparency at fund level tied for second in terms of areas investors though had shown the biggest improvement, both on 42%, although, conversely, transparency topped the juxtaposed list of terms requiring further improvement, on 53%.
Overall, only 7% of those investors surveyed thought terms had changed in favour of the manager in the past year.
In 2009, 76% of respondents to a Preqin survey said hedge funds fees were too high.
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