Monthly Archives: April 2011

Telegraph.co.ukThe very real elephant in the Glencore roomTelegraph.co.ukRudd's City public relations firm Finsbury has long been PR of choice to Atticus Capital, the hedge fund Rothschild co-ran, and it is little surprise that Finsbury is also toi… Continue reading →

Telegraph.co.ukObama's lax dollar is to blame for oil's spike, not bankersTelegraph.co.ukThe real influencers of the current oil price are not hedge fund managers, who arguably add valuable liquidity to these markets, but rather the fundamental… Continue reading →

Income seekers told to go overseasTelegraph.co.ukEven if you invest in a fund with a currency hedge, going global is about exposure to international markets, not swapping out of domestic stocks entirely. Peter Lawery, co-manager of the Jupiter Merlin s… Continue reading →

New York Still World's Hedge Fund Capital, London Distant SecondFINalternativesNew York remains the place to be for hedge funds, according to a new report. The Big Apple is home to firms managing a whopping 41% of all global hedge fund assets, acco… Continue reading →

HFN Regional Focus Report: JapanHedge Fund NetThe HFN database tracks performance and assets of 58 unique active fund products that invest primarily in Japan's markets and securities. The relevant benchmark for these products and hedge funds invest… Continue reading →

Expats accused of role in Ponzi schemeTelegraph.co.ukAcccording to the civil court complaint, neither the Wall Street-based investment company MMS nor its entities, including three hedge funds and investment vehicle into which the money was allegedly i… Continue reading →

PRESS DIGEST – Financial Times – April 29ReutersTrafalgar Asset Management, the prominent UK hedge fund run by outspoken investor Lee Robinson, is liquidating its flagship fund, the $450 million Trafalgar Catalyst Fund. here TomTom (TOM2.AS) became the… Continue reading →

PRESS DIGEST – Financial Times – April 29Reuters UKTrafalgar Asset Management, the prominent UK hedge fund run by outspoken investor Lee Robinson, is liquidating its flagship fund, the $450 million Trafalgar Catalyst Fund. here TomTom (TOM2.AS) became … Continue reading →

Trafalgar to liquidate flagship Catalyst fundFinancial TimesTrafalgar Asset Management – the prominent UK hedge fund run by outspoken investor Lee Robinson – is liquidating its flagship fund. The $450m Trafalgar Catalyst Fund is being wound down as… Continue reading →