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Andrew Left’s Fraud Conviction Raises New Risks for Activist Short Sellers

Investors and managers are weighing whether the verdict could embolden regulators and reshape how short sellers trade and disclose positions.

Why One Life Insurer Is Taking More Equity Risk Than Peers

The co-CIOs allocate roughly $5 billion, or 6 percent, to stocks, higher than the 2 percent average for life insurers.

Will the Booming ‘Tax Aware’ Hedge Fund Business End in Tears?

Short-seller Nate Koppikar questions whether these strategies from AQR and other managers could withstand regulatory scrutiny.

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