Funds of Hedge Funds' Last Stand?

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Ian Headon, asset servicing product manager for alternative investments, Northern Trust

If you listen to some, the fund of hedge funds (FoHFs) industry is dying; still others say it is simply evolving. This segment of the market has seen its total assets managed fall 20 percent to less than $640 billion since 2007, according to Hedge Fund Research.

Starting with the crisis of 2008 and extending to the Bernie Madoff ponzi scheme scandal, funds of hedge funds have had a tough go of bringing institutional investors back into the fold. The operations surrounding the industry are

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