Belgo-Estonian fintech, Osom Finance has unveiled its new quant trending technology for crypto, developed by tech and finance veterans from Credit Suisse and KBC, specially designed for financial institutions and traders looking for a simple way to gain exposure to
Hedge funds made more than USD1 billion from short positions in FTSE 100 companies during October’s stock market volatility, as managers capitalised on renewed uncertainty over the coronavirus pandemic and heightened fears of a no-deal Brexit. Short sellers generated GBP828
The European Energy Exchange (EEX) and the Croatian Power Exchange (CROPEX) have signed an agreement to jointly develop a power derivatives market for Croatia. Since launching in 2014, CROPEX, the local Power Exchange in Croatia, has actively grown its spot
Maples and Calder, the Maples Group’s law firm, has added Mark Crichton to its growing team in the firm’s Jersey office. Read the full story at Private Equity Wire…
The SSW Group, which carries out proprietary trading in the asset classes of equities, ETPs and bonds, has launched a flagship private cryptocurrency fund as part of its expanding digital asset offering. The fund is managed in Gibraltar by SSW
Belgo-Estonian fintech, Osom Finance has unveiled its new quant trending technology for crypto, developed by tech and finance veterans from Credit Suisse and KBC, specially designed for financial institutions and traders looking for a simple way to gain exposure to
Envestnet Yodlee, a data aggregation and analytics platform specialising in consumer spending data analytics, says asset managers are increasingly seeking out such alternative data insights in their hunt for alpha.
Neuberger Berman, a private, independent, employee-owned investment manager, has opened an office in Tel Aviv and appointed Daria Uchenik to the role of head of Israel client group, effective immediately.
There is growing familiarity with Dutch hedge fund structures among investors which has been driving the jurisdiction’s fortunes as a continental alternative to Luxembourg and Ireland. Service providers in Amsterdam are welcoming this progress while also being discerning in their
Marshall Wace, the long-running high-profile hedge fund set up by Sir Paul Marshall and Ian Wace, has taken a 3 per cent share in IAG, the owner of British Airways, Iberia, and Aer Lingus, in a reported bargain swoop for
