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Home Unlabelled Financial The slow death of hedge funds is taking down a once-popular derivatives contract with it. That’s one of the theories for why aggregate positions in S&P 500 futures have fallen steadily as a percentage of the index’s market cap since the financial crisis.

Financial The slow death of hedge funds is taking down a once-popular derivatives contract with it. That’s one of the theories for why aggregate positions in S&P 500 futures have fallen steadily as a percentage of the index’s market cap since the financial crisis.

February 06, 2020

Financial The slow death of hedge funds is taking down a once-popular derivatives contract with it. That’s one of the theories for why aggregate positions in S&P 500 futures have fallen steadily as a percentage of the index’s market cap since the financial crisis.

The slow death of hedge funds is taking down a once-popular derivatives contract with it. That’s one of the theories for why aggregate positions in S&P 500 futures have fallen steadily as a percentage of the index’s market cap since the financial crisis.

Posted: 05 Feb 2020 01:18 PM PST

The slow death of hedge funds is taking down a once-popular derivatives contract with it. That's one of the theories for why aggregate positions in S&P 500 futures have fallen steadily as a percentage of the index's market cap since the financial crisis.

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