Hedge fund side-pocket assets jump 25% to record $146bn
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Largest quarterly increase on record comes amid growing concerns over liquidity in private markets
Assets held in hedge fund side pockets surged by almost a quarter in Q2, posting their largest quarterly increase on record as the value of illiquid investments segregated from fund portfolios reached a record high.
The net value of assets held in side pockets climbed 24.8% to $146 billion in the three months ending June 30, up $29 billion from the previous quarter, according to data from the
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