Finding the right angle

Hedge fund perspective

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While a truly objective valuation of a hedge fund is everyone's ideal, the reality falls far short – the scope for subjectivity in valuation is surprisingly broad, however. A hedge fund's stakeholders (traders, investors, general partners and creditors) pay a lot of attention to that scope, because the ultimate distribution of trading gains to these individuals depends on it.

With so many competing interests, the valuation decisions in a fund should usually be fair. Perhaps that's why

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