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Table of Contents
| Key Findings | 4 |
| Methodology | 6 |
| Introduction | 7 |
| Section I: Hedge Funds Become a Part of Institutional Portfolios | 8 |
| Section II: A New Risk-Based Approach to Portfolio Construction Emerges | 13 |
| Section III: Forecasts Show Institutions Poised to Allocate a New Wave of Capital to Hedge Funds | 26 |
| Section IV: Investment Managers Respond to the Shifting Environment | 35 |
| Section V: Asset Managers Face Challenges in Extending Their Product Suite | 42 |
| Section VI: Hedge Funds Reposition to Capture New Opportunities | 48 |
| Section VII: Accessing Investors Requires More Nuance and Interaction With Intermediaries | 59 |
| Conclusion | 66 |
| Appendix | 67 |