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9.06 Hedge Funds

The document contains a series of questions related to hedge funds, covering topics such as investment strategies, tax reporting obligations, and the advantages of different fund structures. It addresses various aspects of hedge fund operations, including performance metrics, risk management, and investor considerations. Each question presents multiple-choice answers focusing on key concepts in hedge fund investment and management.
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9.06 Hedge Funds

The document contains a series of questions related to hedge funds, covering topics such as investment strategies, tax reporting obligations, and the advantages of different fund structures. It addresses various aspects of hedge fund operations, including performance metrics, risk management, and investor considerations. Each question presents multiple-choice answers focusing on key concepts in hedge fund investment and management.
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9.

06 Hedge Funds

Question 1
A hedge fund has investors from several different countries. The hedge fund's obligations with
respect to providing country-specific tax reporting information to investors will most likely be
addressed by the:
A. side letter agreement.
B. private placement memorandum.
C. partnership operating agreement.

Question 2
A hedge fund has consistently outperformed traditional index-based mutual funds and ETFs due
to the fund manager's ability to identify undervalued stocks. This type of superior performance is
most appropriately attributed to:
A. market beta.
B. strategy beta.
C. idiosyncratic risk.

Question 3
Theoretically, which of the following is the primary driver of hedge fund alpha?
A. Moderation of market risks
B. Diversifying style/sector risks
C. Exposure to idiosyncratic risks

Question 4
A large accredited investor wishing to invest in a hedge fund that holds the underlying assets in
the investor's name would most appropriately choose a(n):
A. fund of one.
B. master-feeder structure.
C. separately managed account.

Question 5
A hedge fund is subject to a margin call and is unable to post additional collateral. The most
likely outcome is that the:
A. lockup period allows for an orderly liquidation.
B. prime broker realizes a loss on the margin loan.
C. margin call magnifies the losses for the hedge fund.

Question 6
A hedge fund that is most likely to use a top-down approach to identify investments is a:
A. macro fund.
B. distressed investing fund.
C. convertible arbitrage fund.
Question 7
Which of the following best describes an advantage of investing in a fund of hedge funds over
an individual hedge fund? A fund of hedge funds:
A. can have less restrictive redemption terms.
B. typically has a more simplified fee structure.
C. provides higher returns by shorting underperforming hedge funds.

Question 8
A retail investor who wishes to obtain hedge fund exposure by diversifying across strategies and
managers would most appropriately choose to invest in a(n):
A. fund of funds (FoF).
B. multi-strategy hedge fund.
C. managed futures account (MFA).

Question 9
Which of the following hedge fund strategies is least likely to use short selling?
A. Activist
B. Market-neutral
C. Merger arbitrage

Question 10
At the time of a merger announcement, a hedge fund manager purchases stock of the target
company and shorts the stock of the acquirer. Which type of hedge fund strategy best
characterizes this approach?
A. Macro
B. Event-driven
C. Relative-value

Question 11
Which of the following is most likely a direct form of hedge fund investment?
A. Fund of hedge funds
B. Master feeder structure
C. Hedge fund replication ETFs

Question 12
Compared with an individual hedge fund, a fund of funds will more likely:
A. have a simpler fee structure.
B. offer less restrictive redemption terms.
C. be used by large investors to attain hedge fund exposure.

Question 13
Compared to investing in a single hedge fund, which of the following is most likely an advantage
of investing in a fund-of-funds?
A. Greater tax efficiency
B. Avoiding the double fee structure
C. Resources to better perform due diligence

Question 14
A wealthy investor is considering a sizable investment in either a hedge fund or a fund-of-funds.
From the investor's perspective, the fund-of-funds is least likely to offer the benefit of:
A. less risk.
B. a lower fee structure.
C. enhanced due diligence.

Question 15
A recently launched hedge fund that is subject to a prime broker's margin call will most likely
benefit from a:
A. drawdown.
B. lockup period.
C. committed capital drawdown.

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