Private equity contributes to record year for Jersey funds
Private equity funds business in Jersey is set for a further boost when new unregulated fund categories are implemented early in 2008.
Private equity funds business in Jersey is set for a further boost when new unregulated fund categories are implemented early in 2008.
The Lyxor Hedge Fund Index gained 1.0 per cent in July (+1.5 per cent in 2012), with 12 out of 14 Lyxor Strategy Indices ending the month in positive territory, led by the Lyxor Long Term CTA Index (+3.2 per
With a history of serving the private equity sector dating back at least 20 years, Jersey can boast a longer pedigree in the industry than most of its rivals.
Saemor Capital’s Europe Alpha Fund finished July on a positive note with a gain of 0.7 per cent. The performance was largely driven by the positioning in the consumer discretionary and energy sectors. Stock selection results within industrials were weak.
Borzen, the Slovenian power exchange, and Eurex, the international derivatives exchange, are to jointly create a spot power market for the broader South Eastern European region – SouthPool
Fidessa group, a supplier of multi-asset trading, portfolio analysis, decision support, investment compliance, market data and global connectivity solutions for the buy-side and sell-side,
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