Investing: Tangled up anew
Swiss proposals to strengthen light-touch hedge fund rules – which critics warn risk stifling the nation’s nascent industry – reveal the extent to which the sector will be forced to adapt to a globalised regulatory regime
Finding they now own rights to an X-rated musical highlights their hollow victory despite court awarding them $450m damages for fund fraud
Investors urge new probe as court awards $450m
Manager learnt of Smucker’s deal from colleague
Micalizzi accused of lying to investors
Pioneer hedge fund manager has three potential suitors
Swiss proposals to strengthen light-touch hedge fund rules – which critics warn risk stifling the nation’s nascent industry – reveal the extent to which the sector will be forced to adapt to a globalised regulatory regime
Chief of Dynamic Decisions Capital Management who allegedly lied to investors before the fund’s collapse in 2009 says he will fight the FSA’s decision
If there is a single figure who confounds the notion of the hedge fund industry as secretive and introverted, it is Arpad ‘Arki’ Busson
Hedge funds risk harvesting a monoculture that will never stop losses, proving destructive should global economy suffer another deflationary reversal
Fund managers are shorting the bonds of ‘core’ European countries, including Germany and the Netherlands, in the belief the crisis will worsen
Disquiet among investors over the position of Peter Clarke as chief executive begins to surface as the group underperforms by its own measures
Fund managers are releasing data that they hope will draw a line under a debate based around returns and performance
President Obama’s Jobs Act will loosen regulatory requirements for hedge funds and expose relatively small investors to increased risk