Weekly Asia News (Friday)

Weekly Asia News (Friday)
Michael Hintze, CQS

Asia should be better positioned to deal with market slowdowns says CQS’s Hintze

Michael Hintze, founder and chief executive of USD11.8billion hedge fund firm CQS, believes that while Asia markets have moved on since the cri »


Andrew Gordon, Head of BNY Mellon's Alternative Investment Services in Asia-Pacific.

BNY Mellon named Best Asian Hedge Fund Administrator in 2012 Hedgeweek Awards

BNY Mellon's Alternative Investment Services (AIS) division received top industry recognition in the 2012 Hedgeweek Awards last week in London, winning the Best Asian Hedge Fund Administrator Award. »


Andrew Landman, CEO, Ascalon Capital Managers

Athos Capital to launch Asia-focused event-driven hedge fund

Hong Kong-based Athos Capital Ltd, who went into partnership with Ascalon Capital Managers, a unit of Australia’s Westpac Banking Corp, at the end of 2011, aim to launch a »


John Williamson, CEO, SAIL Advisors

Hong Kong’s SAIL Advisors strengthens New York team

Leading Asian FoHF firm SAIL Advisors has underscored its commitment to expanding in the US market by reinforcing its New York team with the addition of industry veteran Jason Filib »


Jonny Gordon, Met Capital

Met Capital Management to launch Asia Pacific fund in Q2

Met Capital Management is preparing to launch the MET Pacific Fund, an Asia Pacific long/short equity fund, in Q2 this year. »


Man talking through loud hailer

MET Capital Management to launch systematic Asian equity fund

Met Capital Management is preparing a Q2 launch of the Met Pacific Fund, an Asia-Pacific long/short equity trading fund. »


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SAIL Advisors strengthens US presence with new appointment

SAIL Advisors, one of Asia’s leading global fund of hedge fund managers, has reinforced its fast-growing team in New York with the addition of an industry veteran to help drive its expansion in the US market. »


Julian Korek, a Founding Member of Kinetic Partners

Regulation is biggest worry for global financial services industry, says Kinetic Partners’ survey

A survey conducted by Kinetic Partners of senior figures in the Asian asset management, investment banking and broking industry revealed that almost half believe that regulation will continue to be the greatest challenge for the global finance industry over the next five years. »


Andy Nybo, Principal,  TABB

Demand for Asian exposure driving investor interest for innovation in trading exchange-traded derivative products

Institutional investors seeking exposure to emerging Asian equity markets face challenges in accessing many of the region's closed markets and are turning to exchange-traded derivatives markets, as well as over-the-counter (OTC) instruments that can provide the exposure they need, says TABB Group in new research published today. »


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Asian institutions continue to favour regional hedge funds

Asian institutions would appear to be continuing to grow in importance as a source of new capital for hedge funds both within Asia and globally, with the majority looking to maintain or increase th »


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