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Khiem Do outlines the factors that underline the performance of Baring’s China-focused long short fund, which has delivered strong returns.
Bryan Garnier Asset Management, the institutional asset management arm of Bryan Garnier & Co, has launched a hedge fund managed by Adriaan Klop.
Christian Benigni expects to see strong growth in the German hedge funds business this year and next, and he is well placed to know.
Hedgewire and Hedgeweek are taking a late summer break next week beginning Monday 14 August. Hedgewire will return to your desktops on Monday 21 August and Hedgeweek returns on Friday 25 August.
Mehraj Mattoo discusses the investor-focused approach that is shaping the evolution of Commerzbank’s funds of hedge funds.
Mehraj Mattoo is the Global Head of Alternative Investment Strategies (AIS) group at Commerzbank. He joined Commerzbank in March 2006 from Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein (DrKW) where he was Managing Director and Global Head of the Alternative Investments Group since April 2001. Prior to DrKW, he was the Global co-head of Fund Derivatives Group at BNP Paribas where he pioneered the use of structured products on alternative investments especially hedge funds. Mehraj has also worked for CIBC Financial Products as an Executive Director and
SEC Chairman Christopher Cox announced this week that the agency would not seek a review of the US Court of Appeals ruling on registration of HF advisers.
Welcoming the SEC decision not to appeal the ruling against registration of hedge fund advisers, AIMA this week called for the removal of dual registration.
Eurex has connected its first member firm, Transmarket Group Pte Limited, directly to its Singapore telecommunications hub.
In its decade-long rivalry with Dublin as the main European centres for cross-border border investment fund services, it’s generally acknowledged that Luxembourg missed a trick by failing in the mi
Butterfield Bank (Guernsey) Limited’s Q2 2006 results show a year-on-year increase in net income of USD 1 million to USD 2.7 million, or 59.6 per cent.
