a.
To compute: The
Introduction:
Hedge Fund: Nowadays, the individual investments of different investors are collected and pooled. Later, this consolidated amount is reinvested in assets. The consolidated amount can be termed as hedge fund.
b.
Adequate information:
To compute: The value of the investor’s portfolio at the end of the year.
Introduction:
Hedge Fund: Nowadays, the individual investments of different investors are collected and pooled. Later, this consolidated amount is reinvested in assets. The consolidated amount can be termed as hedge fund.
c.
To evaluate: The investor’s rate of return in SA fund is higher than in FF.
Introduction:
Hedge Fund: Nowadays, the individual investments of different investors are collected and pooled. Later, this consolidated amount is reinvested in assets. The consolidated amount can be termed as hedge fund.
d.
To compute: The return on the portfolio held by hedge fund.
Introduction:
Hedge Fund: Nowadays, the individual investments of different investors are collected and pooled. Later, this consolidated amount is reinvested in assets. The consolidated amount can be termed as hedge fund.
e.
Adequate information:
To evaluate: Whether the FF and SA funds will charge incentive fees.
Introduction:
Hedge Fund: Nowadays, the individual investments of different investors are collected and pooled. Later, this consolidated amount is reinvested in assets. The consolidated amount can be termed as hedge fund.
f.
To evaluate: The reason behind the investor of FF still doing worse than the investor in SA funds.
Introduction:
Hedge Fund: Nowadays, the individual investments of different investors are collected and pooled. Later, this consolidated amount is reinvested in assets. The consolidated amount can be termed as hedge fund.

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