HONG KONG • Established Asian hedge funds have attracted the lion's share of new money this year, while start-ups have been hamstrung by global travel curbs that have made face-to-face meetings with European and United States asset allocators impossible.
Well-known firms, including Tribeca Investment Partners, Pleiad Investment Advisors, Dymon Asia Capital (Singapore) and Sylebra Capital, have drawn more than US$3 billion (S$4.07 billion) of new money among them this year.
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