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Beware the use of leverage in turbulent and volatile markets

As leverage becomes increasingly difficult in the current market turmoil, Stephen Quigley and Jamie Wynn-Williams look at the challenges facing hedge funds that rely on this technique to generate high returns

Hedge funds are becoming increasingly limited in their use of leverage by the willingness of creditors to provide the needed liquidity.

Leverage is optimal if managers identify the right opportunities for making the bet. "[Leverage] increases exposures to the desired price direction either by buying long or selling short and is therefore risky, particularly if the bet went wrong," says Daniel Chi

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