Hedge funds, which are not regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission, are only available to wealthy investors and are less risky than ordinary mutual funds.

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Hedge funds are indeed regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to some extent, and while they are typically available only to accredited or wealthy investors, they are not necessarily less risky than ordinary mutual funds. In fact, hedge funds often engage in riskier investment strategies.

Hedge Funds, Which Are Not Regulated by the Securities and Exchange