Despite faltering performance for hedge funds in the last few months, fees aren't dropping anytime soon, Reuters reported.
The SEC today charged Sandell Asset Management Corp. with short-sale violations.
Hedge fund managers may be overvaluing prices on illiquid securities to keep investors in the game.
Emerging equity markets returned 13.81% in the quarter ended Sept. 30, more than six times the developed equity markets’ return of 2.07% in the same period.
The fierce battle over an increased private-equity tax is stalling in the Senate, according to The Washington Post.
After mid-August’s lows, indexes across the board posted improvements.
Goldman Sachs's new private-equity fund has purchased a stake in a $10 billion London-based hedge fund manager.
The debate over issues related to the broker-dealer exemption rule continues.
The market for debt securities from issuers already in, or heading for, default has virtually stalled. And issuance may become even scarcer.
The walls of Neal Simon's office at Highline Wealth Management LLC are lined with the images of people he and his wife photographed during their travels through China, Guatemala, India, Indonesia and Peru.
The private-equity fund will invest in China, South Korea, Singapore and Taiwan as well as Japan, India and Australia.
September hedge funds recovered from a sickly August to generate positive returns of 0.85% net of fees for investors.
Investor appetite for hedge funds will be gauged as London-listed closed-end funds are expected to announce plans to raise a combined $612 million.
More clients are interested in charitable donations while they are still alive to oversee how the money is being spent.
Real estate manager Adelante Capital Management’s Adelante Shares subsidiary and XShares Advisors introduced seven equal-weighted REIT ETFs.
Hedge funds are about to see billions wiped out as investors take their money and run, the Financial Times reported.
Two leaders in the asset management world will head efforts to define best practices for hedge funds.
