The notorious Steve Cohen is on the rebound, but efforts to raise capital have been muted as investors remain spooked about what really goes on below the surface. READ FULL STORY
Neil Wilson talks about the heart and soul of the hedge fund industry as the regulatory battles loom.
Pete Gallo examines how Ramius Advisors' investment in OSI Systems is almost as good as gold at the Olympics.
Hedge funds have been snapping up sports teams the way they used to purchase art masterpieces.
Turmoil at Cadogan led the Alaska Retirement Management Board to shake up its whole portfolio.
Activist stakes are stuck in the mud, 2009's market rebound notwithstanding.
Were quants to blame for the crisis?
Cooperman funds Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation.
RIEF suffers its third consecutive annual loss.
Investors want more liquidity and better transparency, but conflicts of interest are one of a myriad of problems that have arisen with managed accounts.
Aksia's reputation soared when a warning not to invest in Madoff became public last year, and the firm has taken off. The consultant talks about the next red flags, how fees are changing and how Aksia's due diligence process works.
After a disappointing hedge fund debut and a bout of soul searching, the former Citi manager stages a triumphant return with Stelliam Investment Management.
Tracking the aftershocks of 2008.
The largest 213 American hedge fund firms gain $48 billion, or 4.2%, in 2009 for a total of $1.182 trillion. JPMorgan edges Bridgewater out of top slot, while Soros Fund Management pushes D.E. Shaw out of fourth place.
Hedge funds are preparing for a centralized system.
Buoyed by rising food demand, hedge funds are making big dirt-to-dinner table bets.
The $165 million firm returned 158% in 2009 and is chasing abundant opportunities in the stressed bond markets.
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