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Hedge Fund Vs Mutual Fund – By Prof. Simply Simple Hedge funds are like mutual funds in some ways. Investment professionals in a hedge fund pool in money from investors to be managed - exactly like the mutual funds do. And, subject to some minor restrictions, investors in hedge funds can withdraw their money as they can in a mutual fund. Nothing else is similar. Let me explain the differences

Difference 1 Hedge Funds Mutual Funds Focus on absolute returns Mutual Funds Focus on relative returns. Returns should be higher than benchmark

Difference 2 Hedge Funds Can invest in any asset class - stocks, bonds, commodities, real estate, private partnerships, - or exotic debt products like packaged sub-prime mortgages. Mutual Funds Work within a risk controlled and compliance framework set up by the regulator. Hence very risky asset classes are prohibited for investment

Difference 3 Hedge Funds Mutual Funds They can borrow to bet bigger and enhance returns. Mutual Funds They can borrow – but within SEBI guidelines

Difference 4 Hedge Funds Mutual Funds They can run highly concentrated portfolios. Mutual Funds The objective is to protect investors’ investment and hence diversification is the key principle.

Difference 5 Hedge Funds Meant for those who are already rich. Hedge funds are open only to 'accredited investors' defined as those with net worth of more than $1.5 million, or income in excess of $200,000 in each of the past two years. The good ones demand $1 million or more of investment. Mutual Funds Meant for people at large providing them with an option of building wealth through equity and debt investments. Mutual Funds allow even small investors to participate.

Difference 6 Hedge Funds Mutual Funds Work on 2/20 basis which means they charge 2% a year by way of management fees and 20% of the net profit. They do not share in losses. Mutual Funds They charge 1.25% on the first 100 crores of the AUM managed. Annual expenses can go upto 2.25% to 2.50%.

Difference 7 Hedge Funds Mutual Funds Hedge funds are virtually unregulated. Mutual Funds Mutual funds are heavily regulated because investor safety is the most important requirement

Difference 8 Hedge Funds Mutual Funds They cannot market themselves publicly Mutual Funds They are sold as products to enhance wealth

Hope you now know the difference In case of any query please email to pradyumn@tataamc.com