We may soon see ads from hedge fund(s) once again, if you were waiting for that. The SEC is meeting next week on July 10, to hold a vote on lifting the ban on advertising to potential investors. If approved, the new regulation will allow hedge funds and other entities to solicit investments from wealthy clients through ads and emails. Below you will find our ideas for catchy ads for hedge funds that could do wonders for their business.
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