(Bloomberg) — A new crop of hedge funds in China is seeking to achieve whats eluded New Yorks biggest money managers: getting wealthy individuals to invest for a decade or more.After Beijing Hanhe Capital, which manages more than 10 billion yuan ($1.6 billion), tested waters last year by demanding a minimum six-year investment, another smaller player went further with a fund that freezes client cash for 15 years. While a rare example, thats multiples the time commitment — or lockup — that global…

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