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Here, we take a detailed look at the hedge fund industry in London, including London-based investors’ plans for the next 12 months, the number of hedge fund launches each year, fund terms and conditions, the largest hedge fund managers and performance.

With the objective of providing greater insight into who the most influential players are, Preqin is pleased to provide a comprehensive ranking for the first time of the top 100 GPs and LPs within the private debt asset class, taken from our platform.

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Preqin is the alternative assets industry's leading source of data and intelligence, covering private equity, hedge funds, real estate, infrastructure and private debt.

The only significant difference in the breakdown of investor types is the prominence of wealth managers in London: 19% of London-based hedge fund investors are wealth managers, while they account for only 6% of investors based in The Big Apple.</p>