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Pauline Skypala Cost competition is going the wrong way

September 28, 2009 5:54 pm by Pauline Skypala

The arrival of really expensive funds in the Ucits space, notably those being launched by hedge fund managers, makes the funds run by traditional long-only managers look quite reasonable.

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