Survey: Hedge Funds Halfway Home, May Dump Another $200 Billion

Nov 25 2008 | 12:15pm ET

Hedge funds are about halfway done dumping assets to reduce leverage, and may unload another $200 billion to complete the deleveraging process, according to a new survey.

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Survey: Hedge Funds Halfway Home, May Dump Another $200 Billion