Many fund managers expect performance and investment decisions to be affected, while institutional investors expect to commit less to the UK
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In the wake of Britain’s vote to leave the European Union, Preqin has surveyed over 140 alternative assets firms [1] and 50 institutional investors to gauge their reactions and expectations following the result. The largest proportions of fund managers do not expect their performance or investment decisions to be impacted by Brexit, but hedge fund managers anticipate being able to benefit in the short term as they capitalise on market volatility. Investors are taking a cautious approach, with more than a quarter of investors overall expecting to invest less in the UK in the wake of the result. Below are some of the key findings of the surveys:
Private Capital [2] Fund Managers
Hedge Fund Managers
Investors
Next Finance , July 2016
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[1] Preqin surveyed 75 private capital fund managers and 67 hedge fund managers 30th June – 4th July.
[2] Throughout, private capital refers to the closed-end alternative assets industry comprising private equity, venture capital, real estate, infrastructure, private debt and natural resources funds.
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