Hedge fund managers pocket nearly half of investment gains as fees
Industry has taken $1.8tn in charges since the 1960s, according to LCH research
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UK watchdog scrutinises investment trusts’ battle with US hedge fund
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Fee change on investment trusts could badly hit manager revenues
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Ken Griffin's flagship hedge fund at Citadel climbs 15.1% in 2024
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Hedge funds Citadel and Millennium gain 15% in 2024
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