AIMA: Credit Hedge Funds are "Shadow Banks"

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AIMA: Credit Hedge Funds are “Shadow Banks”

Report: Private Markets

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02/03/2012

Credit hedge funds should not be considered part of the ‘shadow banking’ sector, according to a new paper by the Alternative Investment Managem

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