Investors

Does size matter?

A recent study compared returns relative to hedge fund portfolio size, offering interesting insight into the performance versus size debate

Satisfaction guaranteed?

There is no need to feel blinded by science when buying a product with a guarantee. The answer lies in asking the right questions

The next frontier

Institutional investors have largely baulked at buying into hedge funds, but research suggests a 10% to 20% allocation is appropriate

Information exploitation

The managers of Griffin Capital Management's Eastern European Value fund developed a program to make the most of their research database, resulting in 140% returns since its 1997 launch

Short-selling for the long term

In volatile times, managers need to look to new instruments to help gear directional positions, and contracts for difference are becoming increasingly popular

Embracing change

Hybrid funds that invest across a broad range of different assets are growing, along with the need for fixed income prime broking teams

Judicious Mauritius

Following the introduction of offshore legislation in 1992, Mauritius has emerged as an attractive funds jurisdiction

Evolving credit

The flexibility of credit default swaps makes them an invaluable tool for arbitrage, speculation or hedging products

Winning both ways

Two years ago, Mulvaney Capital took a risk by looking for a new investor, but the relaunch has proved fruitful

Looking to the futures

Thanks to their flexibility, universal stock futures are seeing an increase in popularity with a record number of trades

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