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    Credit Suisse Seeks UCITS Hedge Funds for Multi-Manager Programs

    Credit Suisse AG is searching for equity long/short and fixed incomerelated absolute return strategies to add to its pair of UCITS-only multi-manager programs, according to Oliver Wiedemeijer, portfolio manager of the programs. To continue reading click here:


    Alegra to Relocate Senior Management to Liechtenstein in AIFM Move

    Senior management of Alegra Capital Ltd. will relocate from Pfaeffikon, Switzerland to Vaduz, Liechtenstein as the firm shifts management of its Alegra ABS Fund to a newly formed subsidiary. The changes were sparked by the Alternative Investment Fund Managers, or AIFM, rules that are set to take effect next summer, according to Alegra chief executive officer Daniel Riediker. Continue reading.


    Flamand’s Edoma Partners to Close After Investment Losses

    Edoma Partners LLP, the hedge fund started by former Goldman Sachs Group Inc. proprietary trader Pierre-Henri Flamand, plans to close after it lost money and assets shrank. “This is very disappointing for everyone concerned,” Flamand, 42, said in an emailed statement yesterday. “Considering the unprecedented market conditions, we felt the most responsible course of action was to return money to investors and cease investment [...]


    FRM Changes Focus to Statistical Arbitrage, Moves Away From Global Macro

    FRM Holdings Ltd., the fund of hedge funds group that was acquired by Man Group Plc earlier this year, has turned bearish on long/short equity strategies and global macro managers. FRM, which has $19.5 billion under management, is currently “very underweight macro, and we’re very underweight equity long/short,” favoring statistical arbitrage, commodity trading advisers and structured credit, according to Luke Ellis, the London-based firm’s [...]


    Pessimism Will Return Once QE Effects Wear Off: Saemor Capital

    Saemor Capital BV, which runs the long/short Europe Alpha Fund, is pessimistic about the global markets in the coming months, chief investment officer Sven Bakker said. “We can see that people are optimistic about all the quantitative easing around the world,” Bakker said in a telephone interview. Now that “all of the QE announcements are behind us, I don’t see a lot of good news coming [...]


    Soros, Dalio Say Germany May Be Likeliest to Leave Euro Zone

    Ray Dalio, the billionaire investor who runs the world’s largest hedge fund, and billionaire George Soros this week said Germany could leave the euro zone. “If anyone is going to be forced out, it’s more likely that the Germans will be forced out,” Dalio, founder of Bridgewater Associates LP, said during a talk at the Council on Foreign Relations in New [...]


    Pension Obligations Pile Up for Pennsylvania

    Pennsylvania, home to a quarter of all U.S. public pensions, has spent at least $2 billion since 1985 to help pay for managing the plans, including thousands that cover no more than 10 workers each. The subsidy has prompted towns such as Halfmoon and Elk Lick to set up even smaller plans, with fewer than [...]


    Pamplona Says Certain Northern European RMBS ‘Very Attractively Priced’

    Pamplona Capital Management LLP, the $6 billion London-based manager of hedge funds and funds of funds, says certain structured credit assets in the U.K. and Northern Europe present buying opportunities, according to a letter to investors. “We believe that the structured credit assets that we hold in the U.K. and Northern Europe are very attractively [...]


    Ex-RBS Trader Boyle to Launch Fund Backed by Stanley Fink’s ISAM

    Patrick Boyle, a former trader at Nomura Holdings Inc. and Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc, is starting a hedge fund with backing from Stanley Fink’s International Standard Asset Management Ltd. Boyle, 36, plans to begin trading at London-based Palomar Capital LLP in August with $50 million, he said in an interview this month. Fink’s [...]


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