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Check out the past

As money continues to flow into the hedge fund industry, so the risk of fraud increases. What are the tell-tale signs?

A winning combination

Employing a marketing agent to increase a hedge fund's size can prove beneficial in the long run ' and allows the fund managers to concentrate on the job in hand

Luck of the irish

Ireland's Central Bank has authorised the move to make hedge funds available to retail investors, prompting even more interest in the country

The secret to success

After a slow start, ETFs have rapidly taken off and provide great value to institutional users as an alternative way to equitise cash

Facing the Quest

With returns of 8.22% in the past year, Collins Stewart's strict portfolio decisions are made through its own ranking system

A fund experience

The introduction of the EIF has resulted in a considerable rise in the number of Isle of Man-domiciled hedge funds

Brave new world

There are many opportunities for hedge fund managers seeking to exploit corporate restructuring in Eastern Europe

Tighter controls

The FSA has strict rules governing retail funds to ensure investors understand exactly what they are buying. Could such regulation stretch to non-retail funds?

Bottom to top

The Amex European Equity Market Neutral Fund battles with volatile and irrational markets to achieve returns of Libor plus 4% to 8%

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