There has been endless debate about whether the best mutual and hedge fund managers show real skill in terms of being able to achieve persistent outperformance. A
recent paper by the Boston Consulting Group presents evidence that the best private equity funds do show persistent outperformance as shown in the key figure below:

As I argued in
yesterday's post it is important to pick good private equity funds as the average fund globally shows high risk but not neccessarily risk-adjusted outperformance compared to public equities. There is plenty more interesting stuff in the paper.
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