Business Insider Article RatingMulti-strategy hedge funds in Hong Kong and Singapore are booming. Here's why they're tapping the Middle East to get to the next level.
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-20% Somewhat Liberal
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80% ReliableGood
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20% Somewhat Conservative
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12% Positive
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51% : While the tax incentives are still there -- and helped increase the island's number of hedge funds to more than 250 -- it's no longer as appealing for mid-career portfolio managers and analysts to move to one of the world's most expensive real estate markets.42% : These people-heavy firms need plenty of talent to make it all work, and the relatively small size of the Singapore market, coupled with political uncertainty in Hong Kong, puts a strain on the entire system.
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