Stephen Taub • May 2012
The last quarter saw a number of high-profile hedge fund managers dump their Apple holdings. A few others took initial stakes. Time will tell who was right.
Fresh from taking a 7.3 percent stake in Ingersoll-Rand, the industrial conglomerate, Trian Fund Management is aiming to raise $2 billion for a private equity-style fund.
Could the level of information included in revised Form ADV disclosures lull investors into a false sense of security?
Why are macro fund slogging along this year? And, in the longer context, is it really as bad as it looks?
Faced with stubbornly low yields on investment-grade bonds, insurance companies are looking beyond these traditional securities to hedge funds, private equity and other alternatives.
April was a turbulent month for the markets, but a number of hedge fund managers minimized their losses, while some even eked out a small gain.
In his first full 19 years, Richard Perry of Perry Partners never suffered a losing year. He has been in the red for two of the past three, though, thanks to a cautious approach.
Hedge funds outperformed stocks, bonds and commodities in the period from 1994 to 2011, according to a new report. The numbers, though, are a little too rosy.
These one-time superstar hedge fund managers, until recently, managed billions. Now they’re down to fractions of that.
Chase Coleman didn't get sixth place in the Rich List for nothing, and he’s started 2012 with the same vigor, posting a 13 percent gain for the first quarter.
Which European firm is the best in research sales? Deutsche Bank, according to the results of our inaugural All-Europe Sales Team.
Despite economic weakness and uncertainty, the 2012 All-America Executive Team is seizing new growth opportunities even as it keeps a close eye on costs.
Establishments in Institutional Investor’s World’s Best Hotels 2011 ranking are using renovations and renewed dedication to service to fuel a rebound.