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| | | ... the only hedge fund that has given up altogether. According to Chicago-based Hedge Fund Research Inc. a total of 775 hedge funds were liquidated last year - the most since 2009. I'm afraid that until we get greater clarity on Greece - hopefully after ... |
| | | | ... our position in Australia, one of the most advanced and established markets in the region," said Rick Arney, head of hedge funds for BlackRock alternative investors. "Demand from our clients for alternative investments is increasing as they seek to capture ... |
| | | | ... definitely in the US and Europe, commodities through futures are really becoming the third asset class over real estate and hedge funds," added Jody Gunzberg, director, commodity indices, referring to results from a Barclays Capital survey conducted ... |
| | | | ... for greater efficiency in placing and tracking transactions. Over 80% of transactions for unlisted unit trusts and hedge funds in Australia are carried out manually by fax, telephone or spreadsheet, processes which are labour-intensive, slow and subject ... |
| | | | The performance of emerging manager hedge funds is roughly twice that of established manager hedge funds over the past 20 years, according to new research. This is despite large hedge funds attracting most of the inflows, said Peter Urbani, formerly ... |
| | | | ... backlash that followed. "In 2003 APRA alerted all trustees advising them of risks associated with investments in opaque hedge funds. "The response to this advice was generally negative, with hedge fund managers' cristising APRA and even an AFR editorial ... |
| | | | ... doing." MSCI is a provider of investment decision support tools to investors globally, including asset managers, banks, hedge funds and pension funds. MSCI products and services include indices, portfolio risk and performance analytics, and governance ... |
| | | | ... stuck in the middle." Fauchier has removed from its portfolio such 'diversified' managers, instead replacing them with hedge funds that take quite high conviction, concentrated bets in areas of dispersion with up to 12% positions in individual stocks. ... |
| | | | ... titled 'The Value of the Hedge Fund Industry to Investors, Markets and the Broader Economy' found that, per annum, hedge funds returned 9.07% on average after fees between 1994 and 2011. This is compared to 7.18% for global stocks, 6.25% for global bonds ... |
| | | | ... Australia's de facto SWF the Future Fund, holds only about 5% of its FUM in private equity instead showing a preference for hedge funds to gain its alternatives exposure. |
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