The phrase "avoiding hedge" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing language or communication strategies, particularly in relation to minimizing uncertainty or ambiguity.
Example: "In academic writing, avoiding hedge is crucial for presenting clear and assertive arguments."
Alternatives: "eliminating hedging" or "reducing uncertainty".
As a result, the reader is left with a nagging unanswered question: would investors do better to avoid hedge funds altogether and, if so, where should they put their money in future?In his conclusion Mr Lack argues that most hedge-fund books are written by their "proponents".
Such portfolios would not only avoid hedge-fund fees, but would also escape the risk of backing a mismanaged fund, such as Amaranth, which lost 65% of its value in September.The authors suggest cloning a fund by dissecting its performance over the past year or two.
It said that the world's watchdogs should work together, to avoid driving hedge funds into less-regulated havens.
The move will enable it to avoid impending hedge fund regulations like registration, according to a letter the fund sent to investors on Monday.
The benefit of hedgerows, as a habitat for functionally important taxa depends on hedgerow quality and management practices such as avoiding gaps, high hedge species diversity and maintaining an abundant understory of plants, can improve their value for ecological intensification.
The N.R.A. news conference was an unusual Washington event both in tone and substance, as Mr. LaPierre avoided the hedged, carefully calibrated language that political figures usually prefer, and instead let loose with a torrid attack on the N.R.A.'s accusers.
For tax reasons and to avoid regulators, hedge-fund managers register their funds as limited partnerships.
The proposed tax avoidance clampdown involves stopping hedge funds avoiding hundreds of millions in tax on shares, closing the 'Eurobonds' loophole which is being exploited by some large firms to move profits out of the UK and stopping 'umbrella companies' being used to avoid tax and national insurance.
The tax avoidance measures include: £600m raised through stopping hedge funds avoiding paying tax on shares, mainly by using investment banks to purchase the shares even if they enjoy the economic benefit of the shares.
Labour's NHS Time to Care fund will raise £2.5bn a year from the top, including hedge funds avoiding their fair share of tax, and houses worth more than £2m.
