Ernst & Young: Changing Investor Appetites, Other Market Dynamics Force Alternative Asset Managers to Chart Unique Paths
November 13, 2019
November 13, 2019
NEW YORK, Nov. 13 -- Ernst and Young, an assurance, tax, transaction and advisory service, issued the following news release:
With more investors increasing allocations to private equity and other alternative asset classes, largely at the expense of traditional hedge fund offerings, alternative fund managers are examining their strategic priorities and focusing on how to develop products and prepare their business for a rapidly evolving future, according to the 2019 EY Global Altern . . .
With more investors increasing allocations to private equity and other alternative asset classes, largely at the expense of traditional hedge fund offerings, alternative fund managers are examining their strategic priorities and focusing on how to develop products and prepare their business for a rapidly evolving future, according to the 2019 EY Global Altern . . .