Building an alternative to hedge funds

As investors lose patience with high fees and long lock-ups at hedge funds, demand is growing for structured products to replicate their strategies. Writer Michael MarrayYoshiki Ohmura, head of GAM Structured Investments in Zurich

by Michael Marray

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