Side Letter Study by Seward & Kissel LLP Shows Flight to Mature Hedge Funds
The authors of Seward & Kissel’s eighth annual Hedge Fund Side Letter Study attribute the large and growing disparity between the share of side letters issued by mature and new managers in part to the challenging fundraising environment facing newer funds.
- The authors of Seward & Kissel’s eighth annual Hedge Fund Side Letter Study attribute the large and growing disparity between the share of side letters issued by mature and new managers in part to the challenging fundraising environment facing newer funds.
- The Seward & Kissel 2022/23 Hedge Fund Side Letter Study, released today, shows that 84% of side letters—special agreements between hedge funds and their investors—were signed with mature managers, defined in the study as those in business for two or more years.
- “Our eighth Side Letter Study has again unearthed valuable insights into the continued evolution of hedge funds and their investors,” said Kevin Neubauer , partner at Seward & Kissel and lead author of the study.
- “The Seward & Kissel 2022/23 Hedge Fund Side Letter Study demonstrates strategic choices being made by hedge fund managers and their investor base alike.”