Tag Archives: flexibility
Citadel’s $5 Billion “Give-Back” — Capital Discipline Reshapes the Hedge Fund Liquidity Cycle:
(HedgeCo.Net) In an industry often defined by aggressive capital accumulation, expanding balance sheets, and relentless asset gathering, the decision by Citadel to return $5 billion in profits to investors in early 2026 stands out as both strategic and symbolic. Led by Ken Griffin, […]
The End of Traditional Retirement Models: “Alternative Investments For Retirees”
(HedgeCo.Net) For generations, retirement followed a relatively simple and predictable formula. Individuals worked for 30 to 40 years, contributed to employer-sponsored retirement plans, and ultimately transitioned into a period of financial stability supported by pensions, Social Security, and investment portfolios. […]
Ex-Insight managers launch multi-asset firm
MONACO (Reuters) – Former Insight Investment fund managers Patrick Armstrong and Ana Cukic-Armstrong have launched a new fund management business that will invest in a broad range of assets and seek to beat inflation. The firm, Armstrong Investment Managers, will […]
Switzerland – a hedge fund haven?
World Radio Switzerland – Several major hedge funds in London say they’re considering moving abroad, notably to Switzerland. They are angered by a proposition from the European Union that would require more accountability and limit the amount of money they […]
Managed accounts to cost smaller hedgie clients
Reuters – A switch by some big investors chastened by the Madoff scandal and the credit crisis into managed accounts at hedge fund firms could end up penalising smaller clients in mainstream funds. Managed accounts offer greater visibility and flexibility […]
Epic shutters top hedge fund
Globe and Mail – Epic Capital Management Inc. is closing its flagship hedge fund in what could be the precursor to a number of shutdowns in the troubled industry. The Toronto firm’s assets tumbled from $300-million to $200-million as markets […]
Lehman failure dogs Evergreen Solar
Boston Globe – Evergreen Solar Inc. got a shock when Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. went bankrupt last month: The solar panel maker lost control of almost 31 million shares of its stock. How that happened is the subject of a […]
Morgan Stanley and MUFG renegotiating pact: source
Reuters – Japan’s Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, which has watched Morgan Stanley’s share price plunge 58 percent last week, is seeking more favorable terms to its $9 billion deal, a person briefed on the matter said. The Japanese lender will […]