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HFR Q1 2006 Report: Inflows reverse small loss from Q4 2005; average return for Q1 is 5.85&; USD 6.4 billion in new FoHF assets

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According to HFR’s latest report, hedge funds collected USD 24 billion in new flows in Q1 2006 taking total industry assets to USD 1.182 trillion

April 21 (HedgeWeek): Joshua Rosenberg, President of HFR, said: “It was generally

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