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Rothschild
Solomon believes that our portfolio
skills come at a reasonable price.
A two-tiered fee structure is
one of the hallmarks of hedge
funds. Managers are compensated
in two ways: with a fixed percentage
of the assets under management
- the Management fee - plus a
portion of the returns achieved
by the fund - the incentive or
performance fee.
Rothschild Solomon charges
a 1% management fee to administer
our funds & a 10% incentive
fee of gross profits.
This type of fee remuneration
has always been standard market
practice, luring high-quality
investment professionals into
the hedge fund sector and encouraging
managers to generate maximum returns
for investors.
The majority of sophisticated
investors like the idea of a fee
structure with incentives built
in. They don't mind paying someone
a share of whatever profits they're
getting, recognizing that with
performance-based fees, what they're
paying for is results. Think about
it: Managers do well only when
their investors are doing well,
and investors naturally get the
lion's share of the returns.
With Rothschild Solomon's Hedge
Funds, the general Partners typically
share in both the upside potential
and the downside risks. The fact
that the financial interests of
the fund's general partners and
their investors are closely aligned
makes their relationship a true
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