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UK pension funds continue to invest tiny fractions in hedge funds

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While British pension funds have cut back on their equity allocations slightly in 2005, the tiny 1% invested by the funds into hedge funds in 2004 remains in 2005

The following is reported by Reuters on July 4: In order to cut r

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