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EY survey says alternative fund managers have shown resilience in adapting to the new Covid-19 reality

November 11, 2020
- 10:19 am

Despite extreme levels of market volatility, increased trading volumes and disruptions to society due to Covid-19, alternative fund managers have persevered, and even exceeded, performance expectations from investors.Read the full story at Hedgeweek…

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