Latin American Hedge Funds – October 2005
Investors who traditionally were shy about viewing Latin American investments as muchmore than an opportunistic play are taking a second look.
Investors who traditionally were shy about viewing Latin American investments as muchmore than an opportunistic play are taking a second look.
Times are changing for the private equity industry. Once relatively unknown outside the financial world, in recent years it has become a staple of the mainstream media.

Michael Stapleton of the Industrial Development Agency and Kieran Fox (pictured) of the Irish Funds Industry Association discuss the ongoing attraction of Ireland as Europe’s leading hedge fund centre and how their joint promotion work is helping attract ongoing FDI
Société Générale Corporate & Investment Banking has appointed Paul Wiltshire and Pascal Vallot as global heads of hedge fund relations, based in London and

Formicary and Equinoxe Alternative Investment Services have launched a business solution called Hedge Fund in a Box, to give hedge funds with assets of less than USD1bn under management a stronger grasp of risk exposure and improved visibility with less

With a flood of new regulations set to emerge over the next few months, US hedge funds and service providers need to pay close attention to compliance and regulatory issues even as they battle to stay abreast of their performance
As in many areas of business, Singapore and Hong Kong are competing for dominance in Asia’s fast growing hedge fund industry, with the Lion City try
According to a media report, Atticus Capital, one of New York’s most powerful activist hedge fund the largest investor in Deutsche Börse, has put i
In the last few years investable indices have become an important new method of hedge fund investment.
Ever since Jersey announced last autumn that it was establishing two new categories of unregulated funds, with minimum investment of USD1m or traded on a recognised exchange, that would not have to