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Goldman Sachs Executive Puts Fundamental Long-Short Funds’ Net Exposure at 0% to 9%

In an interview recorded Oct. 7, Mark Wilson discussed funds’ net equity exposure, a measure distinct from short-sale flows and short leverage.

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A compact microphone sits beside a nearly level brass balance scale / TokenPost.ai (mono)

Mark Wilson, Goldman Sachs’ head of European Equity Franchise Sales and Hedge Fund Coverage, said global fundamental long-short funds had net equity exposure ranging from 0% to 9%, a measure distinct from short-sale flows and leverage.

In an interview recorded Oct. 7, Wilson described the range as “anywhere from nought to 9% in terms of their net length and exposure to the market.”

The comments concern funds’ net equity exposure. Short-sale flows and short leverage are separate measures, so Wilson’s range does not establish either one.

Enna Lee

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Enna Lee reports on investing and digital-asset markets for TokenPost. Send corrections or tips to info@tokenpost.com.

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