When people make the difference
Dublin’s success in establishing itself as Europe’s prime centre for hedge fund servicing is ultimately down to the availability of a workforce large enough and skilled enough to accommodate
Dublin’s success in establishing itself as Europe’s prime centre for hedge fund servicing is ultimately down to the availability of a workforce large enough and skilled enough to accommodate
However there has been no real "follow through" in terms of volumes traded in stocks with all the good news this morning.<
Harcourt Investment Consulting’s assets under management in the first half of 2006 increased by 29% from USD 3.1 billion to USD 4.0 billion.
In response to the pressures being experienced by many hedge fund service providers in Dublin in terms of operating costs and staff retention issues, IDA Ireland has drawn up a strategy based on re
The positive sentiment was not carried over into Asia however with the nikkei down 120 points. Hang seng up around 10 and the Aussie markets off 50 points plus. London finis
Following the negative asset flows experienced by the hedge fund industry during the final quarter of last year, 2006 got off to a promising start with strong inflows during the first quarter.
At the time of publication the Index was trading lower at one point versus the opening call of up 15 We have made up some ground however and as we write this report we are u
The financial environment continues to change rapidly as asset managers and investment banks devise new products and techniques to meet the evolving market demand.
Steven Solmonson explains how Park Place delivers through its strategy of remaining long-biased, moderating exposures and ongoing diversification. Steven Solmonson served as a non-executive advisory director of Park Place from 1994 to 1999. In January 2000, he joined the firm
Will Flanders at Merrill Lynch examines the implications for investors of the recent presidential election in Mexico and the forthcoming election in Brazil.