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Hedge fund growth could falter if controls slacken

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The growth of hedge fund assets could dwindle if managers do not actively prevent frauds and blowups, according to an industry insider.

May 1 (Reuters): The rapid asset growth of hedge funds could halt if fund managers do n

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