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TRX Hedge fund start-ups face tougher fundraising as industry giants dominate
A Bloomberg report cited by Hedgeweek says launching a hedge fund has become increasingly difficult as investors direct more capital towards established multi-strategy firms. The report cites Sachin Gupta's Covara Capital, which launched last year with $250m in seed capital from Blackstone and manages approximately $265m after a year of operations.
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What the sources claim
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Launching a hedge fund has become increasingly difficult as investors direct more capital towards established multi-strategy firms.
“Launching a hedge fund has become increasingly difficult as investors direct more capital towards established multi-strategy firms”
Hedgeweek -
Covara Capital, launched last year by Sachin Gupta with $250m in seed capital from Blackstone, manages approximately $265m after a year of operations.
“after a year of operations, Covara manages approximately $265m, only marginally above its initial backing”
Hedgeweek -
The growing scale of leading managers is making it harder for new firms to compete for institutional allocations.
“the growing scale of leading managers is making it harder for new firms to compete for institutional allocations”
Hedgeweek
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