SEC probes retail hedge fund liquidity

So-called multi-alternatives are growing rapidly - too rapidly for some sceptics

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It sounds too good to be true – a bundle of hedge fund strategies in a mutual fund format, which promise stable returns to retail investors along with daily liquidity – so it should not be surprising that the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is nosing around in what is known as the liquid alternatives market.

So-called multi-alternatives funds, which parcel up a number of strategies, represent about a third of the money raised in the liquid alternatives space over the past couple of

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