Two and Twenty: Explanation of the Hedge Fund Fee Structure

Two and Twenty is a typical fee structure that includes a management fee and a performance fee and is typically charged by hedge fund managers.

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Infographic: What is a Hedge Fund?

At age 25, you give your hedge fund manager $100K to manage, and

What Is 'Two and Twenty'?

The (obscene) cost of hedge funds [Update]

Performance Fee - Definition, Calculation, Vs Carried Interest