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TRX Union Investment's Hörsch says German allocator sentiment toward hedge funds is shifting
Union Investment's Jonas Hörsch says sentiment toward German hedge funds is shifting, with allocators warming to the industry and top talent emerging locally, according to Hedgeweek. BAI data cited in the post shows the share of investors allocating to hedge funds rose from 15% last year to 21% this year, with 38% planning to increase allocations against 5% looking to reduce them. Hörsch attributes some of the prior reluctance to a culture of risk aversion in Germany.
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- Reported by Hedgeweek alone, with no second source or primary confirmation yet
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What the sources claim
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Hörsch says sentiment toward German hedge funds is shifting as allocators warm to the industry and local talent emerges.
“the sentiment towards German hedge funds is shifting on two fronts”
Hedgeweek -
BAI data shows the share of investors allocating to hedge funds rose from 15% last year to 21% this year.
“has risen from 15% last year to 21% this year”
Hedgeweek -
38% of investors plan to increase their hedge fund allocation while just 5% look to reduce it.
“38% plan to increase their allocation, against just 5% looking to reduce it”
Hedgeweek -
Hörsch says some of the reluctance toward hedge funds in Germany is cultural, citing a culture of risk aversion.
“There’s a certain culture of risk aversion in Germany”
Hedgeweek
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