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Long-only or hedge? It no longer matters
By Christine WilliamsonInstitutional investors are gearing up to integrate hedge funds into their equity and fixed-income portfolios, part of a growing trend toward allocating assets based on their sources of return — alpha and beta.
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Hedge fund managers make it three quarters in a row of upside
Hedge fund managers retained their gains and posted respectable returns for the third straight quarter. All 22 of the hedge fund and fund-of-funds strategies tracked by Morningstar Inc. turned in positive average performance for the three months ended Sept. 30.
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Managers unlikely to escape regulation
Hedge fund managers should expect regulation, likely from all corners of the world, according to speakers at the third annual Global Alpha Forum.
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Gregoire Capital taps Wolfel as its first CIO
Scott Wolfel was named CIO at hedge fund-of-funds manager Gregoire Capital.
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Activist investor Peltz to join Legg Mason board
Nelson Peltz, CEO of Trian Fund Management, will be elected to Legg Mason's board of directors, according to a Legg Mason announcement.
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Philip Godfrey was named president of hedge fund firm Everest Capital.
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Long-only or hedge? It no longer matters
Institutional investors are gearing up to integrate hedge funds into their equity and fixed-income portfolios, part of a growing trend toward allocating assets based on their sources of return — alpha and beta.
By Christine Williamson
Citadel lifts the gate on hedge fund investor withdrawals
Citadel Investment Group, whose flagship hedge funds sank 55% last year amid unprecedented market turmoil, will allow investors to take their money out again after shutting off withdrawals for almost a year.
By Ann SaphirMorgan Stanley buys into its former guru Barton Biggs
Legendary market strategist Barton Biggs just received $150 million from his former employer as seed money to launch three new hedge funds.
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A death knell for Euro hedge funds?
A European Commission draft proposal to strengthen regulations on alternative investment managers would hurt competition, restrict investor choice and put many hedge funds out of business, according to a new report.
Proposal would limit alts manager pay
A proposed amendment to the European Commission's Alternative Investment Fund Management Directive would restrict pay for European Union-based hedge fund and private equity managers.
By Thao HuaPanel: EC proposal could be death knell for some hedge funds
A European Commission draft proposal to strengthen regulations on alternative investment managers would hurt competition, restrict investor choice and put many hedge funds out of business, a report commissioned by the European Parliament's Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs said.
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