4 index funds that have successful hedge fund managers in their portfolio

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ETFs passively track an index.

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Dusseldorf Exchange traded funds (ETF) are not only popular with private investors. Some hedge funds also rely on the products and thus provide a good reason to take a closer look at their selection. This is based on data from the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), which requires funds to report their portfolios on a quarterly basis. The latest data was released last week and is as of December 31st.

At first glance, it is surprising that these investment professionals also buy ETFs. After all, the goal of hedge funds is to outperform the broader stock market. This is usually achieved through a targeted selection and weighting of shares in individual companies. ETFs, on the other hand, passively track an index and diversify accordingly.

However, the SEC data shows why successful hedge funds rely on select ETFs. The Handelsblatt evaluated the depots of the unregulated investment funds that made the highest profits in 2022.

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