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Are We Getting Hedge Fund Selection Wrong?

  • Writer: Natasha Koprivica
    Natasha Koprivica
  • Apr 1
  • 1 min read

As institutional investors, we pride ourselves on rigorous due diligence and process-driven selection. But let’s be honest—are we asking the right questions… or just the comfortable ones?

Consider these:

Are we over-rewarding “polished” managers and underestimating those with raw but authentic insight?

How often do we mistake pedigree for true skill?

When we talk about diversification, are we genuinely embracing differentiated strategies—or simply reassembling the same ideas with new packaging?

Do our investment committees have the courage to back contrarians when it counts most?

Are we so focused on past drawdowns that we miss future innovation?

In a world of noise, can we still detect a signal—or have we become too cautious to hear it?

 

The hedge fund industry doesn’t lack talent. It lacks fresh thinking on how to find and back that talent.

 

✅ It’s time to go beyond the checklist.

✅ To lean into complexity.

✅ To rethink how we identify managers capable of navigating the next decade—not just the last.


 


 

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