Hedge funds exiting housing mortgage debt as prices rise
Returns at funds buying securities averaged 10.2% last year, down from 13% in 2013
Boston
HEDGE funds that profited on residential mortgage debt after the financial crisis such as Pine River Capital Management and Canyon Partners are trimming their bets as prices rise.
Gorelick Brothers Capital is also exiting investments in both uninsured and government-backed home loan securities. The firm is seeking higher returns by raising a private equity fund to buy single-family rental houses, said Rael Gorelick, a co-founder of the firm.
Hedge funds that took a risk on distressed mortgage debt after the 2008 housing crash have had robust returns. Canyo…
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