
Hendry’s bearish China position pays off
Hugh Hendry’s China short hedge fund, which seeks to profit from a Chinese slowdown by shorting the credit of companies with exposure to the mainland has proved to be one

Hugh Hendry’s China short hedge fund, which seeks to profit from a Chinese slowdown by shorting the credit of companies with exposure to the mainland has proved to be one

Paladyne Systems’ hedge fund solution Paladyne FastStart is experiencing record growth in the Asia-Pacific region and the company has outlined plans to expand its Hong Kong presence to meet this strong demand. Since Paladyne FastStart was introduced in Asia-Pacific 15
Brown Brothers Harriman’s (BBH) Foreign Exchange has opened a new FX desk in Hong Kong, offering access to a full array of 24-hour foreign exchange trading services in conjunction with New York, London and Tokyo locations. The Hong Kong desk,

JP Morgan Worldwide Securities Services has releases HEDGE:ahead, a comprehensive resource guide aimed at helping hedge funds in Asia navigate the complexities of launch. HEDGE:ahead, which was developed by JP Morgan’s Hedge Fund Services team in conjunction with leading industry

Asia-focused hedge funds added USD20 billion in assets in 2013, American funds dominate global AUM, according to a survey from tracker AsiaHedge. The industry still remains about USD33 billion below its peak asset level hit in 2007, but the twice-a-year survey shows
Leading global hedge fund administrator, Citco Group, announced this week that its fund services division – Citco Fund Services – had opened
A new report by Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has revealed that, as of end-September 2010, assets in Hong Kong’s hedge funds had climbed y-o-y by

New York-based hedge fund heavyweight, Fortress Investment Group LLC, has apparently started an Asia-focused macro fund – the Fortress Asia Macro Fund &ndash

The tragic events unfolding in Japan, with economic costs still yet to be fully comprehended, are putting immense pressure on its economy, in particular its massive debt burden.

Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEx), The London Metal Exchange (LME) and Bank of China (BOC) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) on cooperation and the exchange of information regarding the clearing of renminbi (RMB) commodity products. The