
Wolver Hill’s Rogers says Japan-focused hedgies clawing back March losses
Ed Rogers, CIO and CEO of Rogers Investment Advisors, a Tokyo-headqu

Ed Rogers, CIO and CEO of Rogers Investment Advisors, a Tokyo-headqu
Hedge funds focused on India are failing to live up to expectations.

DUNN Capital Management, the systematic quant-based CTA founded in 1974 by Dr.
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged Highview Point Partners, a Connecticut-based investment adviser, with engaging in a multi-year Ponzi scheme involving hundreds of millions of dollars. Highview was added as a defendant to a case the SEC previously
JP Morgan and BlackRock have launched a Same Day Settlement platform in Asia Pacific. The Asian Same Day Settlement service, which is provided by JP Morgan’s transfer agency business, will provide BlackRock’s institutional clients based in Asia with the opportunity

Moody’s Investors Service has released a report addressing investors’ frequently asked questions on the rating agency’s approach to analysing and rating so-called "dim-sum" and synthetic Renminbi bonds from Chinese companies – bonds issued outside China, typically in Hong Kong, but

U.S. Bancorp Fund Services has appointed Michael Mohamadi as vice president, with responsibility for overseeing the east coast operations of the firm’s Alternative Investment Products division. The division specialises in the unique servicing needs of alternative and private investment

For most businesses, having a website is fundamental. Not so for hedge fund managers who have preferred to reinforce their clandestine activities by eschewing a snazzy homepage. This is beginning to change as managers embrace the new era of regulation

31 March 2011 – Singapore Exchange (SGX) today welcomes SEB (Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken AB) to its derivatives market as a Clearing and Trading member. Mr Gan Seow Ann (pictured), President of SGX, said, "We are pleased that SEB has joined

Global law firm K&L Gates and Australian national law firm Middletons are in discussions regarding a possible combination. If approved, the combination would create a firm of more than 2,000 lawyers in 45 offices throughout Australia, North and South America,