In mid-March, Halcyon Asset Management, a $11.5bn US hedge fund company, was all set to go public.
But as summer set in, Halcyon quietly decided that the uncertainty in the market meant it was better to wait and it cancelled its plans.
By Anuj Gangahar in New York
Published: September 2 2008 03:00 | Last updated: September 2 2008 03:00
In mid-March, Halcyon Asset Management, a $11.5bn US hedge fund company, was all set to go public.
But as summer set in, Halcyon quietly decided that the uncertainty in the market meant it was better to wait and it cancelled its plans.