Securitised credit tops profitability league for hedge funds

Performance and asset flows of securitised credit products have combined to make this group one of the most profitable for investors and hedge fund managers. But there are now signs of waning interest

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Securitised credit top of profitability league

Since the financial crisis, the securitised credit universe has returned an annual average of more than 25%. Investors have added an estimated $26 billion to the sector. The combination of performance and flows has made this group one of the most profitable for investors and managers in the modern history of hedge funds.

The most recent flow data shows signs of negative sentiment towards the group with outflows in five of the last nine months

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