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Daniel Reeve

Editor, Hedge Fund Interview

Daniel Reeve is the lead editor of Hedge Fund Interview. He oversees the publication's coverage of hedge-fund careers — how multi-manager platforms work, when and how funds recruit, what they pay, and what the interview tests.

Hedge funds are the hardest beat here to report on cleanly. A firm markets its return against an index that only counts funds still open, a strategy gets written up in language built so a rival can't reverse it, and most seats fill through a headhunter's call before any posting exists. The 13F everyone reads as a live portfolio is a U.S. long-only snapshot that can be six weeks stale and says nothing about shorts or anything held abroad. A number that's a market estimate, not something the fund confirmed, gets labeled that way — not dressed up as fact.

Areas covered

  • Multi-manager / pod-shop structure
  • Hedge-fund recruiting & headhunters
  • Compensation & pod economics
  • Risk limits & the seat
  • The interview & the stock pitch
  • Breaking in from IB, ER and undergrad

“Daniel Reeve” is the editorial pen name the publication writes under; Hedge Fund Interview is operated by the company named in our Impressum. How the work is researched and checked is set out on the about page. Reach the desk at info@hedgefundinterview.com.

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