ODD Framework Design For Fund of Hedge Funds
A 2009 research paper demonstrates that fund of hedge funds, as well as other major hedge fund allocators, take four primary approaches towards designing their operational due diligence frameworks. These four categories are direct, shared, modular and hybrid, modular.
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