The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has banned Alberto Micalizzi, whose hedge fund racked up hundreds of millions of dollars of losses in the credit crisis, and handed him...
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May 30 - Hedge Funds
Hedge funds turned their backs on Johnson & Johnson and Amazon.com Inc in the last months, kicking the former market darlings into a group where they see stock prices dropping...
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May 24 - Hedge Funds
Whitman Capital LLC’s president was charged with taking part in two separate insider-trading conspiracies, using illegal tips on Google Inc., Polycom Inc.
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February 13 - Hedge Funds, Macroeconomic Predictions
Mark Jurish, chief executive officer of Larch Lane Advisors, talks about hedge fund industry performance and strategy.
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February 8 - Hedge Funds, Macroeconomic Predictions
John Taylor, founder of currency- hedge fund FX Concepts LLC, said he’s betting against the dollar after Federal Reserve policy makers extended their pledge to keep interest...
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February 3 - Hedge Funds, Macroeconomic Predictions
Lansdowne Partners, one of Europe's biggest hedge fund managers, saw its flagship UK fund return 5.7 percent in January, in a sign the industry is benefiting from a rebound in...
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February 2 - Hedge Funds, Macroeconomic Predictions
The SEC have expanded their insider trading case against Rajat Gupta, "charging him with passing tips to convicted hedge fund manager Raj Rajaratnam much earlier than alleged ...
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February 2 - Insider Trading
TPG Capital LLP agreeed to buy GlobeOp Financial Services SA, a hedge fund administrator, for about 508 million pounds ($800 million).
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February 1 - Hedge Funds, Macroeconomic Predictions
Troy Gayeski, senior portfolio manager at SkyBridge Capital LLC, discusses liquidity conditions for hedge funds and high-yield bonds, and efforts by the U.S.
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January 30 - Hedge Funds, Macroeconomic Predictions
Texas’s Permanent School Fund may hire in-house money managers to oversee its $25 billion in assets because returns are being “eaten alive” by hedge-fund fees, according...
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January 27 - Hedge Funds, Macroeconomic Predictions
Redemption requests by hedge fund clients have fallen to the lowest monthly level on record as improving market sentiment combined with a typical seasonal lull in asset re-allocation...
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January 23 - Hedge Funds, Macroeconomic Predictions
Billionaire Carl Icahn has purchased debt from Philip Falcone’s LightSquared Inc.’s bondholders as the satellite-broadband-service provider struggles to start service, two...
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January 20 - Hedge Funds, Macroeconomic Predictions
As a profit-making endeavor, managing other people’s money is hard to beat. The business requires very little invested capital.
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January 19 - Hedge Funds, Macroeconomic Predictions
Paulson’s credit funds owned at least $2.4 billion of mortgage- backed securities on a “notional” basis in the third quarter, or at least 20 percent of its holdings, according...
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January 13 - Hedge Funds, Macroeconomic Predictions
William Ackman’s plan to wage a proxy fight to install a new chief executive officer at Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd.
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January 10 - Hedge Funds, Macroeconomic Predictions
Prosecutors in the Rajat Gupta case said in court yesterday that "former McKinsey & Co.
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January 6 - Insider Trading
Hedge funds sank almost 5% last year amidst market volatility and the European sovereign debt crisis.
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January 6 - Hedge Funds, Macroeconomic Predictions
Five years ago, FBI agents David Chaves and Patrick Carroll received intelligence that "a surge in profits at hedge funds might be the result of an epidemic of insider trading...
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December 21 - Insider Trading
Hedge fund managers played important roles in big market events in 2011.
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December 14 - Hedge Funds, Macroeconomic Predictions
Raj Rajaratnam, who was formerly sentenced to 11 years in prison for insider trading, can have his passport, his $17.2 million Manhattan apartment and $2.5 million cash back, ...
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December 12 - Insider Trading
Investigators are poised to enter new charges against three traders reports the Wall Street Journal.
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December 1 - Insider Trading
Man Group, the world’s largest listed fund manager, has appointed ex-Goldman Sachs man Ruud Hendriks as non-executive chairman of the firm’s Institutional Department. He ...
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December 1 - Hedge Funds
Hedge fund legend John Paulson apologized to investors for what he is calling a year that has been “the worst in the firm’s 17 year history.” “We are disappointed and...
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November 30 - Hedge Funds
Convicted hedge-fund titan Raj Rajaratnam will likely appeal the record penalty handed down by the Securities and Exchange Commission last week on civil insider trading charges...
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November 17 - Uncategorized
A federal judge on Tuesday ordered the convicted hedge fund titan Raj Rajaratnam to pay a $92.8 million penalty, the largest ever assessed against a person in a Securities and...
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November 9 - Hedge Funds
MF Global, a trader in commodities and derivatives, filed for bankruptcy production Monday, according to a court document. Trading in MF Global (MF) was halted on the New York...
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October 31 - Hedge Funds
Rajat Gupta surrendered to the FBI over insider trading charges Wednesday morning.
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October 28 - Insider Trading, Uncategorized
Raj Rajaratnam is in hot water again. The SEC filed new charges against him on Wednesday "after first charging him with insider trading in October 2009," reports FuturesMag.
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October 28 - Insider Trading
Raj Rajaratnam allowed Newsweek to interview him. It was his first interview since his arrest two years ago.
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October 28 - Insider Trading
Rajat Gupta surrendered Wednesday morning to Federal Bureau of Investigation officials over charges of insider trading reports the New York Times.
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October 26 - Insider Trading
Raj Rajaratnam, the Galleon Group founder who was convicted of insider trading and was sentenced to 11 years this month, gave his first interview since his arrest to Newsweek.
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October 25 - Insider Trading
According to CNN Money, Raj Rajaratnam, the man recently sentenced to 11 years for insider trading, may be receiving a kidney transplant, at the taxpayers' expense.
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October 21 - Uncategorized
The SEC is not done with Steve Cohen nor Raj Rajaratnam reports BusinessInsider.
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October 20 - Hedge Funds
A sharp sell-off in commodity markets in the past few weeks is wreaking havoc with the track records of some of the biggest-name funds in the sector, many of which now languish...
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October 13 - News
Prosecutors alleged billionaire Rajaratnam gained about $64 Million through insider trading, just a fraction of what his hedge fund, Galleon Group, was valued at in its peak.
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October 13 - News
John Paulson, the billionaire who is betting on an economic recovery by the end of 2012, has lost 47 percent this year in his largest hedge fund, according to three people with...
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October 10 - Hedge Funds
Spain had its credit rating cut two levels by Fitch Ratings, which cited the “intensification” of the euro crisis, slower Spanish growth and regional finances as risks to...
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October 7 - Hedge Funds
Hedge fund trader Emanuel Goffer was sentenced to 3 years on Friday, October 7 for insider trading by US District Judge Richard Sullivan.
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October 7 - Uncategorized
Raj Rajaratnam is scheduled to be sentenced next week. Rajaratnam, the founder of Galleon Group, was convicted of insider trading by a federal court last year.
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October 5 - Insider Trading
Lee Robinson, co-founder of Trafalgar Asset Managers, said inflation, the current market volatility and the European debt crisis make this the “most dangerous period for financial...
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September 20 - Hedge Funds
Raj Rajaratnam could get the longest insider trading sentence in history - 24 years in prison - if federal prosecutors have their druthers. (more…)
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September 20 - Hedge Funds
Bruce Kovner, a founder of Caxton Associates, will retire as chairman of his $10 billion hedge fund firm at the end of the year, handing off the reins to his chief investment ...
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September 14 - News
Of the 26 defendants criminally charged in the government’s insider trading investigation centered on Raj Rajaratnam, the hedge fund billionaire, only one has not been convicted...
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August 24 - News
Apple, already the top favorite among hedge funds, gained more admirers in the second quarter, including Eric Mindich and Larry Robbins. Apple was ranked the No.
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August 16 - Hedge Funds
The Economist has an article listing the celebrity hedge fund managers who are in trouble.
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June 24 - News
Hedge Fund billionaire Raj Rajaratnam has been found guilty of all 14 counts of securities fraud and conspiracy charges against him.
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May 31 - Insider Trading
For years, Raj Rajaratnam lived like a Wall Street rock star. His Galleon Group hedge fund managed more than $7 billion in assets.
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May 15 - Insider Trading
Few investors have made as many mistakes navigating markets over the past two weeks as Philippe Jabre. Mr.
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March 28 - News
The firm has added Rollo Wigan as part of a major expansion of its London office.
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March 16 - Uncategorized