Seward & Kissel Study Shows Hedge Fund Investors Seeking Strong Performance in High Interest Rate Environment
Against a backdrop of elevated interest rates, hedge funds led by new managers are responding to pressure to outperform, according to the 2023 edition of The Seward & Kissel New Manager Hedge Fund Study.
- Against a backdrop of elevated interest rates, hedge funds led by new managers are responding to pressure to outperform, according to the 2023 edition of The Seward & Kissel New Manager Hedge Fund Study.
- This shift indicates investor demand for strong returns at a time when a risk-free interest rate remains an attractive alternative.
- Family office participation in hedge fund seeding transactions ticked up in 2023, building on the reentry into the seeding arena for these investors post-pandemic.
- Seward & Kissel Investment Management Group partner Noelle Indelicato , the lead author of The Seward & Kissel New Manager Hedge Fund Study:
“2023 was a year for performance.