Weekly Asia News (Friday)

Superfund, the Vienna-based managed futures firm established by Christian Baha in 1995, is planning to increase alliances with Japan’s major securities broke »

As Singapore ushers in the New Year, so a new chapter beckons for Hiroshi Yoh (pictured) who has decided to join one of the Lion City’s hedge fund managers, Janus Cap »

For Patrick O’Brien, a partner of ADM Capital Europe LLP, Kazakhstan holds investment potential into distressed companies every bit as huge as the country. »

New York-based Tiger Asia Management, one of the so-called “tiger cubs” that received seed capital from Julian Robertson, has expressed its disappointment at the fund&r »

New York-headquartered Liquidnet, the off-exchange liquidity platform that provides institutional buy-side traders with secure and anonymous block trading of equities, announced th »

Nezu Asia, a hedge fund with offices in Hong Kong, Singapore and a research office in Japan, which first opened its doors back in 2000, has had a good start to the New Year. »

Singapore-based Artradis Fund Management, co-founded in 2001 by Stephen Diggle and Richard Magides, is to shut down and return investors’ mo »

TriOptima, the award-winning provider of post-trade risk management and OTC derivatives infrastructure services, has announced this week several organizational changes. »

Singapore-based Monterey Capital Management Pte way exceeded the equity l/s returns generated by Asia ex-Japan hedgies last year. »

BI-SAM, a provider of performance attribution and reporting software solutions for the global asset management industry, has announced  several new appointments, increasing its presence in Asian markets. »