“They Tend to Be a LittlePsychopathic in That Way.” Why David Einhorn, Greg Jensen, and other hedge fund traders are obsessed with poker. Christopher Haire September 17, 2018
This content is from: Culture The Two Delivering Alpha Pitches That Made Stocks Jump Alicia McElhaney July 18, 2018
Ex-NY Pension Employee Got a Ski Trip, Luxury Watch — And Now Prison Time Navnoor Kang has been sentenced to 21 months in prison for engaging in pay-to-play while he was fixed-income chief at the New York State Common Retirement Fund. Alicia McElhaney July 13, 2018
Judge Dismisses Bribery Claim Against Former Och-Ziff Employees An SEC complaint targeting former Och-Ziff Capital Management employees Michael Cohen and Vanja Baros has been ruled inadmissible. Amy Whyte July 13, 2018
SEC Fines EnCap for Allegedly Violating Pay-to-Play Rules Employees of the venture capital firm allegedly made political contributions that could influence its relationship with public pension plans. Alicia McElhaney July 11, 2018
Allocators: Nominate Your Peers, Your Team, Your Bosses The Allocators’ Choice Awards are back, and calling for nominees in eight categories for — and voted on by — institutional asset owners. Leanna Orr July 10, 2018
He’s Banned by FINRA. And He’s Chair of a University Endowment. When board members find themselves in trouble with regulators, institutions often don’t react as one might expect. Leanna Orr July 10, 2018
Hedge Funds Don’t Want You Sharing Their Letters. Too Bad You’ve Got an iPhone. How smartphones are destroying hedge fund secrecy. Amanda Cantrell July 08, 2018
Sponsored How Financial Wellness is Replacing Wealth for Millennials Sponsored by Prudential June 11, 2018
Priest, Hedge Fund Manager Charged With Fraudulent Short-Selling Scheme Christine Idzelis September 13, 2018
SEC ‘Wanted to Make a Point’ in Fining Crypto Hedge Fund, Founder Claims Leanna Orr September 11, 2018
