Will hedge funds run short of shorting chances? Researchers say there's lots of spare capacity.(News)

Investment News, September, 2005

Byline: Christine Williamson CHICAGO - Despite hype to the contrary, new research finds that hedge fund managers should have at least 30 years of comfortable growth and plenty of spare capacity. Citigroup Alternative Investments in New York recently completed a study, "How Large Could the Hedge Fund Industry Grow? An Analysis of Equity Short Constraints and Industry Capacity.'' The study's authors are Ryan Meredith, vice president and senior research analyst, and Vineet Budraja, vice president for research, at Citigroup Alternatives; Tanya S.

Beder, chief executive of Tribeca Global Management LLC in New York, a Citigroup subsidiary; and Rui de Figueiredo, associate professor at the Haas School of Business at the University of California,...

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