Ray Dalio Needs China. Does China Need Ray Dalio? Chinese markets are growing fast — and Western firms are gunning for market share before homegrown firms take it all. Elizabeth Pfeuti July 16, 2018
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Coatue’s Private Funds Make a Rash of Investments in June The firm’s hedge funds, which extended their strong gains for the year in May, are going on their fifth investment this month. Stephen Taub June 27, 2018
The Upside of Getting Sued Plan sponsors may complain, but lawsuits made them better, one 401(k) consultant argues. Leanna Orr June 27, 2018
More Layoffs at Pershing Square Three investor relations staffers have been let go at Bill Ackman’s shrinking hedge fund firm. Amy Whyte June 27, 2018
Third Point Among Hedge Funds Backing Blank-Check Companies Dan Loeb’s firm is playing a significant role in a new special-purpose acquisition company, making it one of many hedge fund firms to get in on the trend. Stephen Taub June 27, 2018
She’s the Real-Life Wendy Rhodes. She Still Hates “Billions.” Moore Capital Management president Elaine Crocker opens up about blazing a trail in a male-dominated industry, her resemblance to a certain TV character — and enduring the most sexist manager pitch of all time. Michelle Celarier June 27, 2018
Vanguard, the Inventor of the Index Fund, Loses Crown to BlackRock As investors continue to favor passive strategies, the world’s largest asset manager is raking in assets with its iShares ETF lineup. Julie Segal June 27, 2018
