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Are Investable Hedge Fund Indices Holding Their Promise?


Gregory Gadzinski


International University of Monaco (IUM)

Philip Boigner


affiliation not provided to SSRN

June 20, 2011


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The goal of the paper is to assess if investable hedge fund indices exhibit similar characteristics as their non-investable benchmark indices. For all of our risk-adjusted performances metrics, we find that the investable indices perform worse than their corresponding benchmarks whatever the sample period studied. Having said that, for some aggressive risk profiles, the choice of these investment vehicles may prove adequate, but clearly, the choice should not be driven by either absolute performance or liquidity reasons

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Date posted: January 23, 2012  

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Gadzinski, Gregory and Boigner, Philip, Are Investable Hedge Fund Indices Holding Their Promise? (June 20, 2011). Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=1989013 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.1989013

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Gregory Gadzinski (Contact Author)
International University of Monaco (IUM) ( email )
2 Av Prince Hereditaire Albert
Stade Louis II/B
Monaco, Monaco MC-98000
United States
Philip Boigner
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