Alternative investments

The rewards for the men — and they’re all men — are notable, especially given only a third of the top 15 managers on the list beat the S&P 500.

All artworks, racehorses, cars, and trading cards are not created equal, and not all “investment opportunities” are the best in their field.

Macro funds, which invest in broad global trends, had the biggest disparity.

Similar products are stockpiling unprecedented levels of new cash as investors look to alternative assets for growth and income.

About $2 billion of assets will be available to the company’s retail clients.

Managers of the funds became increasingly involved with private debt last year; boosting their median allocation to 2.9% from 2.1%, data show.

Investors are pulling money at an accelerated pace as high fees and mediocre returns send them searching for yield elsewhere.

Competition with an ever-rising stock market, the difficulty of raising assets and the steady march of time are just a few factors leading managers to the exit.

Direct lenders, including hedge funds and buyout firms, are prepared to spend billions to lure borrowers away from the $1.2 trillion leveraged loan market.

As the hedge fund manager nears a deal with the MLB team, he says his role as head of Point72 Asset Management will not change.