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The Copenhagen Debate: How far should institutions diversify into hedge funds?

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HedgeNordic Editorial Team
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In a debate held in Copenhagen on March the 19th, a panel of hedge fund industry insiders, investors and analysts were called upon to give their opinions on the nature of institutional involvement in hedge fund investing. What are the benefits

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