Key Takeaways
- • The Lyxor Hedge Fund Index was flat over January 2011, according to Hedgeweek.
- • Lyxor Merger Arbitrage Index led monthly performance at 1.37%, followed by Lyxor L/S Equity Long Bias at 1.09% and Lyxor Convertible Bonds & Volatility Arbitrage at 1.03%.
- • The Lyxor Hedge Indices are investable, asset-weighted indices built on Lyxor's platform, offering weekly liquidity and covering the major hedge fund strategies.
Summary
The Lyxor Hedge Fund Index remained flat through January 2011, according to Hedgeweek. Among the constituent strategies, the Lyxor Merger Arbitrage Index was the top performer for the month with a gain of 1.37%. The Lyxor L/S Equity Long Bias Index returned 1.09%, and the Lyxor Convertible Bonds & Volatility Arbitrage Index returned 1.03%.
The Lyxor Hedge Indices are described as investable, asset-weighted hedge fund indices. They are based on Lyxor's hedge fund platform, which covers all the major hedge fund strategies and is presented as offering a high level of transparency and risk control while ensuring weekly liquidity.
The source material for this item is limited to the index's monthly headline performance and the index's methodology description. No further detail on total assets, manager flows, or the drivers of the flat reading is available in the underlying text.
The Lyxor Hedge Indices are described as investable, asset-weighted hedge fund indices. They are based on Lyxor's hedge fund platform, which covers all the major hedge fund strategies and is presented as offering a high level of transparency and risk control while ensuring weekly liquidity.
The source material for this item is limited to the index's monthly headline performance and the index's methodology description. No further detail on total assets, manager flows, or the drivers of the flat reading is available in the underlying text.
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