If a hedge fund is engaging in equity arbitrage, it is likely that they are pursuing:
A.
An absolute return strategy
B.
A market-neutral strategy
C.
An event-driven strategy
D.
A non-directional strategy
The Answer Is:
B
This question includes an explanation.
Explanation:
Equity Arbitrage and Hedge Funds:
Equity arbitrage involves taking offsetting positions in related equity securities to profit from price differentials.
A market-neutral strategy eliminates overall market risk by balancing long and short positions, focusing on relative price movements rather than market direction.
Elimination of Other Options:
A: Absolute return aims for consistent returns regardless of market conditions but is not specific to equity arbitrage.
C: Event-driven strategies target corporate events (e.g., mergers), not arbitrage.
D: Non-directional is a general description but lacks specificity compared to market-neutral.
[References:, ICWIM Module 3: Coverage of hedge fund strategies and market neutrality., , , , , ]
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