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The London-based Liongate Capital Management, with $2.8 billion under management and a due diligence process that has been described as “institutional quality,” has been one of the loudest voices in the chorus calling for greater transparency in the hedge fund industry. Senior reporter Mary Campbell recently spoke with Managing Director Jeff Holland about transparency, regulation and the role of the institutional investor in the industry, among other things.


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