Indices drop into negative territory this week
All the HFRX Indices lost ground in the week ended 11 May 2004, with the Merger Arbitrage Index recording the smallest loss of -0.04%.
All the HFRX Indices lost ground in the week ended 11 May 2004, with the Merger Arbitrage Index recording the smallest loss of -0.04%.
As much as 22 per cent of total European equity volume is now executed through alternative trading systems, most of which are registered as multilateral trading facilities. The data from research consultancies Tabb Group and Aite Group is contained in
Moody’s Analytics Knowledge Services has rebranded as Acuity Knowledge Partners (Acuity) following the completion of its management buyout from Moody’s Corporation, supported by the European mid-market private equity investor Equistone Partners Europe (Equistone). Acuity, a leading provider of bespoke research,
Paris-based Olympia Capital Management (OCM) has launched a French fund that combines both traditional and alternative investment approaches.
The Alternative Investment Management Association, the international hedge fund industry association, has called on the Financial Services Authority and the UK Treasury to make changes to
Liontrust is to broaden its sustainable investment offering to European fund buyers through the launch of the Irish-domiciled GF Sustainable Future Global Growth Fund on 12 November 2019. The Fund will use the same investment process that has been applied
Pioneer Alternative Investments has announced the appointment of Simon Gordon as a manager of US long/short equity strategies, reporting to Luca Mengoni, chief investment officer of the fi
Paul Hale and Martin Shah of Simmons & Simmons update readers on amendments to UK taxation rules on offshore funds. The Finance Bill 20
The European Parliament’s Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee has adopted its position on the draft EU law regulating managers of alternative investment funds, including hedge funds. MEPs voted for new ways to deal with managers and funds located outside the
Freed from past regulatory constraints on foreign investments and driven by a desire for diversification and higher returns, Canadian pension schemes, endowments and foundations are buying