This content is from: Portfolio Mark Spiegel’s Stanphyl Capital Is Having a Great Year The vocal Tesla short seller thinks the market has a lot further to fall. By Michelle Celarier July 18, 2022
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This content is from: Corner Office The Ferocious, Well-Heeled Battle Against the SEC’s New Rules on Hedge Fund Activism A new institute with hedge fund backing joins Elliott, Pershing Square, Third Point, and others in opposing tougher disclosure rules for stock and swaps positions. By Michelle Celarier June 21, 2022
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Sponsored A Hedgie Heading For Congress? Congress has all sorts of professionals, mostly legislators and congressional staffers, but Jack Carter could become the first hedge fund consultant in the next Congress. February 08, 2006
Sponsored Congress Urged To Delay Derivatives Deadline A group of 19 industry trade associations, including the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, have called on Congress to extend the July deadline for completion derivatives regulations under the Dodd-Frank Act, reports Bloomberg. April 11, 2011
