Most institutional investors plan to maintain their current level of investment in hedge funds over the next three years , according to a survey conducted by Greenwich Associates for Ernst & Young . Of the 63 investors interviewed , 69 % have no plans to change hedge fund allocations , 18 % will increase investments and 13 % will decrease investments . The average management fee of the 63 hedge fund executives surveyed fell from 1.45 % in 2014 to 1.35 % in 2016 . However , 38 % of institutional investor survey respondents said they were dissatisfied with the fees charged , 39 % were very satisfied and 40 % had no opinion .
Most institutional investors plan to maintain their current level of investment in hedge funds over the next three years, according to a survey conducted by Greenwich Associates for Ernst & Young. Of the 63 investors interviewed, 69% have no plans to change hedge fund allocations, 18% will increase investments and 13% will decrease investments. The average management fee of the 100 hedge fund executives surveyed fell from 1.45% in 2015 to 1.35% in 2016. However, 38% of institutional investor survey respondents said they were dissatisfied with the fees charged, 22% were very satisfied and 40% had no opinion.