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LONDON (Reuters) - Hedge fund investors largely held their nerve as the Japanese earthquake and the North African crisis weighed on markets, new data from London-listed hedge fund services firm GlobeOp shows.
While investors such as wealthy individuals and funds of funds have a reputation for swiftly pulling out cash in unstable markets, two new indexes indicated many clients opted to stay put after the March 11 earthquake sent global stocks tumbling.See the full content of this document
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Hedge Fund Investors Hold Their Nerve in March: Data
The GlobeOp Capital Movement Index, which shows net flows for the month to April 1 and therefore covers the aftermath of Japan's nuclear crisis a...
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