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Hedge Fund Manager Compensation Rises 8% to $2.4 Million
By Will Wainewright and Lindsay Fortado Nov 6, 2014 11:05 AM CT
Money managers at hedge-fund firms that oversee more than $4 billion earned
about $2.4 million this year, an increase of almost 8 percent, according to
an industry survey.
Pay for senior traders and analysts at large funds with average industry
performance rose about 5 percent, partly driven by competition from private-
equity firms and banks, according to a survey by Glocap Search LLC, a New
York-based executive-search firm. Analysts earned about $372,000 in salary
and bonus, Glocap said in an e-mailed statement.
“Hedge-fund bonus pools continue to grow in 2014, inflated by management
fee income, even if the performance contributions are more variable,”
Anthony Keizner, the head of Glocap’s hedge fund practice, said in the
statement.
The amount of money invested in the global hedge-fund industry increased to
$2.8 trillion this year, according to Hedge Fund Research Inc., a data
provider. Bloomberg’s Global Aggregate Hedge Fund Index has risen 2 percent
this year.
Glocap said the study is based on data from candidates, recruiters and hedge
funds. It didn’t say how many people were surveyed.
To contact the reporters on this story: Will Wainewright in London at
[email protected]
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; Lindsay Fortado in London at [email protected]
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By Will Wainewright and Lindsay Fortado Nov 6, 2014 11:05 AM CT
Money managers at hedge-fund firms that oversee more than $4 billion earned
about $2.4 million this year, an increase of almost 8 percent, according to
an industry survey.
Pay for senior traders and analysts at large funds with average industry
performance rose about 5 percent, partly driven by competition from private-
equity firms and banks, according to a survey by Glocap Search LLC, a New
York-based executive-search firm. Analysts earned about $372,000 in salary
and bonus, Glocap said in an e-mailed statement.
“Hedge-fund bonus pools continue to grow in 2014, inflated by management
fee income, even if the performance contributions are more variable,”
Anthony Keizner, the head of Glocap’s hedge fund practice, said in the
statement.
The amount of money invested in the global hedge-fund industry increased to
$2.8 trillion this year, according to Hedge Fund Research Inc., a data
provider. Bloomberg’s Global Aggregate Hedge Fund Index has risen 2 percent
this year.
Glocap said the study is based on data from candidates, recruiters and hedge
funds. It didn’t say how many people were surveyed.
To contact the reporters on this story: Will Wainewright in London at
[email protected]
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; Lindsay Fortado in London at [email protected]
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