Investors pulled USD4.18 billion hedge funds in January, starting 2022 on a slight down note for the sector, according to the eVestment January 2022 Hedge Fund Asset Flows Report. The outflows come on top of January 2022’s industry performance also
Specialist UK bookseller Blackwell’s is to be acquired by funds advised by hedge fund Elliot Advisors according to a report by the Sovereign Wealth Fund Institute (SWFI).
RBC Global Asset Management and BlueBay Asset Management (BlueBay), have expanded their combined Business Development team with the appointment of Rami Salminen as Director, Business Development, reporting into Staffan Kampe, Head of Nordics. Salminen will be based in Amsterdam and
Alveo, a provider of cloud-based market data management services, has launched new data distribution capability, Delta. By using the latest cloud technologies, Delta significantly accelerates the time needed to deploy data sets into business user workflows and business applications. The
Allianz SE has settled a law suit filed by a group of investors over the failure of the company’s US-based Structured Alpha hedge funds, according to a report by Bloomberg. Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association and Raytheon Technologies pension
The SBAI, a global alliance of alternative investment managers and allocators and custodian of the Alternative Investments Standards, has created a forum of alternative investment industry organisations committed to addressing diversity in the alternatives industry. The forum is chaired by
Aaro Capital, a DLT and crypto assets investment specialist, has published a new white paper “Introductory Guide to DLT and Cryptoassets” which offers a comprehensive easy-to-understand guide to various notions and technologies pertinent to the crypto space. Featuring an A-Z
VIA AM has promoted Jordan Alloun to Head of Equity Research & Technology. Alloun spent over six years in the equity research team, improving, strengthening, automating and leveraging the 20-plus years of research in accounting normalisation. Prior to joining
The US Securities & Exchange Commission has proposed a rule change that would make it easier for investors to sue hedge funds for negligence than it is to sue mutual funds, according to a report by Risk.Net.
New proposals from the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) would force hedge funds and other large investors would have to disclose significantly more information about the stocks they short, according to a report by Pensions & Investments. Proposed Rule
