KPMG and the Alternative Investment Management Association (AIMA) recently released the 2020 edition of their annual Global Hedge Fund Survey (Survey), which covers staffing; remote operations; outsourcing; use of technology; cybersecurity; compliance and other risks; investor relations; and financial pressures. Despite the immense market and operational disruptions caused by the coronavirus pandemic, the Survey found that hedge fund managers successfully managed their operations, “almost seamlessly with little or no interruption,” commented Tom Kehoe, AIMA managing director and global head of research and communications. This article discusses the key findings from the Survey, with further commentary from Kehoe. For additional insights from KPMG, see our two-part coverage of its recent Evolving Asset Management Regulation Report: “Pandemic’s Effect on Regulation, Operational Resilience, AML and Fiduciary Duty” (Sep. 3, 2020); and “Fee and Expense Disclosure; Responsible Investing; and Market Access” (Sep. 10, 2020).