Japanese Hedge Funds Seeing Red

Feb 5 2008 | 9:46am ET

Is the sun setting on the Japanese hedge fund industry? Predictions of doom and gloom abound after investors yanked at least US$7.7 billion from Japanese hedge funds last year—and possibly as much as US$20 billion—pushing it further behind its Asian rivals and prompting fund closures and reorganizations.


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