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Hedge funds

New funds cut fees to counter old losses

By James Mackintosh in London

Published: May 1 2008 18:48 | Last updated: May 1 2008 19:48

A growing number of hedge fund managers are trying to persuade investors to back new ventures by offering discounted fees to help make up for losses at funds that have failed.

The latest are the $3bn London hedge fund Endeavour Capital and the $2.5bn flagship fund of New York’s Drake Management, both offering to waive performance fees on new funds until they have made back the disastrous losses that prompted their closure.

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