MSCI published March performance data for its Hedge Fund Composite Index this week, returning a positive 0.41% for the month.
This compared favourably to the MSCI World Equity index which declined 0.66% in March, although hedge funds were outperformed by the MSCI World Sovereign Debt Index, returning 1.42% for the month, the firm revealed.
Despite recently declining equity markets, MSCI stated that its Hedge Fund Equity Index gained 0.50% in March.
The best performing sector on a geographical basis was the MSCI Hedge Fund Japan Index, which rose an "exceptional" 9.4% in March. The MSCI Hedge Fund Europe Index by contrast, declined -0.44 last month.
The MSCI Hedge Fund Database consists of over 1,700 funds representing more than $200 billion in assets. Over 98% of the funds reported performance for the March index calculation.
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