Goldman is taking a
page from its Wall Street competitors in bringing a new hedge fund product to
market, Reuters reports. The firm has
begun offering its wealthiest customers the opportunity to invest in about a
half-dozen hedge funds, according to regulatory filings, including well-known
names like Brevan Howard and Jana Partners, without having to go to the funds
themselves, which require much higher minimum investments.
The new offering, called Hedge Fund Select, is similar to
products that other big brokers like Morgan Stanley, Citi and BofA's Merrill
Lynch division have offered for many years.
But the model is new to Goldman, which has historically preferred to
market its own hedge fund products, or steer customers into a so-called
fund-of-funds that spreads money between an array of portfolios...
With the new arrangement, Goldman clients who have $25
million or more with the investment bank can invest in the funds on the Hedge
Fund Select platform…
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