Value of exchanges drops but grounds for optimism in 2009
The value of the world’s listed exchanges continued to drop in November 2008, but there are grounds for optimism following positive share price rallies in recent days, according to Mondo V
The value of the world’s listed exchanges continued to drop in November 2008, but there are grounds for optimism following positive share price rallies in recent days, according to Mondo V
Market turmoil in 2008 has caused a surge of money into funds that invest in traded life policies, a report by Professor Merlin Stone of the Bristol Business School reveals.
The hedge fund industry is expected to post modest losses in November, which is welcome news after two of the lowest months of performance on record, says Credit Suisse.
The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission has obtained a federal court order in California freezing the assets and prohibiting the destruction of documents of Orange County-based commodi
Manny Weintraub, a former managing director of Neuberger Berman and now founder, principal and portfolio manager at Integre Advisors, says the focus for long-term investors should not be o
A group consisting of portfolio managers, the management team and senior professionals will take a majority stake in Neuberger Berman and the fixed-income and alternative asset management
London-based investment management consultancy Laven Partners has appointed Kevin Quinlan, who earlier worked for the enforcement division of the

By Derek Adler – Ifina has had a presence in the Cayman Islands for most of the past decade, but for much of that period the largest share of the firm’s administration work has come from the British Virgin Islands.
Way Fund Managers, part of a UK-based group of independent financial advisers, is teaming up with life settlement fund provider EEA Fund Management (Guernsey) to launch its own class of th
EU Internal Market Commissioner Charlie McCreevy says he will launch a wide-ranging public consultation on oversight and risks attached to hedge funds.