(Bloomberg) Alaska’s $53 billion wealth fund plans to exit all of its funds of hedge funds and will instead make investment decisions in-house. Alaska Permanent Fund Corp. plans to pull all of the $2 billion it has invested in liquid assets across Crestline Investors, Mariner Investment Group and Lazard Asset Management, according to Marcus Frampton, its director of private markets. Alaska will instead rely on its own five-person alternatives team to select hedge funds.
Alaska’s $53 Billion Permanent Pool to Exit Funds of Hedge Funds
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