"Hedge Fund Fees Soar as Performance Falters: Investor Exodus Continues"
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Hedge fund investors are paying higher fees for the first time in a decade, with the average management fee rising to 1.48% and the average performance fee climbing to 17.7%, according to data from HFR. This increase in fees comes as hedge funds have seen strong performance and increased demand from investors, leading to a shift in the fee structure.
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