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Yes! Portfolio Managers (PMs) for mutual funds (MF) are restricted by government regulators and investment guidelines. They also are generally compensated with a base salary plus a performance bonus. Shareholders in the MFs are charged a management fee and/or a load.Profits are distributed to shareholders. PMs for hedge funds (HF) can invest in a wider variety of securities at their discretion. Reporting requirements are set by the HF. Investors can be paid a percentage of the profits and the HF can charge investors a management fee as well as keeping the some or all of the profits. PMs for HFs are generally more highly compensated than those for MFs. High net worth investors gravitate to HFs because the upside potential is greater (generally forgetting there is a greater downside risk).