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 Credit: This type of strategy targets credit of companies by quality or relative value rather than their interest rate
 Event-driven: This strategy focuses on exploiting pricing inefficiencies that may occur before or after a company event, such as an acquisition, bankruptcy, merger, and more.
 Fixed-Income Arbitrage:  It looks at the returns from risk-free government bond and to reduce or eliminate credit risk by using high leverage.
 Global macro: This strategy consists of taking short or long positions based on macroeconomics trends and their influence on interest rates, currencies, commodities, or equities.
 Long/short Equity: This strategy involves the investment into both aspect of equity position (short & long investing) and focuses on reducing the market risk by the short positions offsetting long market exposure.
 Market neutral: It specifically targets zero net-market exposure.
 Merger Arbitrage: This strategy is similar to market neutral but takes into consideration event-driven elements such as mergers and acquisitions.
 Quantitative: This type of strategy revolves around quantitative analysis to make investment decisions
* Short-Only: It looks for overvalue equities and purely use short-selling