Knowledge is power

Edhec's Noël Amenc and Mathieu Vaissié outline the information that investment firms' activity reports should contain if they are to measure and manage their risk effectively

In this article - part of a series on controlling and monitoring hedge fund risk in the investment process, which began in May with an overview of hedge funds' operational risks and continued in June with an analysis of hedge funds' beta benefits in a top-down approach - we discuss the information activity reports of hedge funds' and funds of hedge funds' (FoHF) should contain so that investors can adequately monitor their risks.

The debate on FoHF reporting poses the question of investor

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