Chapter 20: Alternative Investments: Benefits, Risks, and Structure
In this section
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Introduction to Alternative Investments: Key Concepts, Structures, and Canadian Regulatory Landscape
Discover the fundamental characteristics, benefits, and evolving landscape of alternative investments in Canada, exploring their role in portfolio diversification and potential for absolute returns. Learn about regulatory considerations, liquidity structures, and examples ranging from hedge funds to alternative mutual funds.
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Investing in Alternatives — Benefits and Risks
Discover the diversification potential, enhanced returns, and unique risks associated with alternative investments in Canada. Learn how hedge funds, private equity, real assets, and other specialized products can complement traditional portfolios.
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Alternative Investment Structures
Explore common legal frameworks for hedge funds, private equity, and real estate investments in Canada, including fee structures, regulatory requirements, and tax implications.
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Comparing Alternative Mutual Funds with Conventional Mutual Funds and Hedge Funds
Discover the regulatory frameworks, strategy differences, and practical implications distinguishing alternative mutual funds, conventional mutual funds, and hedge funds in the Canadian market.
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