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...fund. The actual investment decisions, it's rare that you get to investment committee and something's a no because you've already worked on all these processes before then. It's matching the, can you deliver your historical returns on a go forward ba
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...whole fund and then reporting those fees as a competitive advantage in their marketing. And we think that risks cutting out whole swathes of the opportunity set, the higher fee areas of hedge funds and private equity and venture in particular. And th
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...former fund managers or asset consultants who have interacted with managers. And I'd like to think that we can go out and interact with our managers as peers in the marketplace. We know their job, we know what they do, and we know what drives them. P
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...That strength of governance is an enormous advantage for the Canadian model and for ourselves. I am very sympathetic to other funds that find themselves in different circumstances. I try not, Ted, to be in the school of right and wrong. I try to be i
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...ways that are contributing to the total fund. So that's been
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...fund management committee. We meet fortnightly. We also have, similar committee that looks at the underwriting of deals, but those will only be the largest transactions.
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...funds, when we're talking about the hedge funds compensating the PMs. It's like principal agent problems all the way down. And even though you have that captive LP and you don't have to worry about withdrawals, you still have to worry about career ri
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delegating that allocation decision to a manager to do for you? It's one of the big challenges because, inevitably, if you are investing in managers that you think are super talented, typically, they have a reasonably broad remit. We tend to focus on
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...fund. And how big do those funds tend the the direct funds tend to be? Probably about a billion dollars. Okay. So you'll be substantial investor in those funds. Yeah? Yeah. We typically are. Okay. How have you thought about co investment opportunitie
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