Structured products

Finding the right balance

Equalisation has often been a confusing aspect in the fee structure of hedge funds and although understanding has improved, it can still cause problems among investors

Bernstein admits change of heart at ARS conference

Peter Bernstein, author of “Against the Gods”, the best-selling book on the history of risk, now says he “got the point all wrong” in the book. Bernstein, giving the keynote address at Risk magazine’s Alternative Risk Strategies 2001 conference in New…

Basel acts on private equity losses

The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision has issued a proposal for determining the capital reserves for bank equity exposures. It promises to be as controversial as the other aspects of the Basel II capital Accord.

Amex hires risk watchdog to rein in losses

American Express Financial Advisors (AEFA), seeking to rebound from losses on its high-yield bond investments that forced it to take an $826 million pretax charge in July, has hired a head of investment risk management to oversee its investment…

Hedge fund bears thrive

The gloomy economic environment is bolstering the returns of hedge funds that focus on short selling and distressed securities, according to figures released yesterday by Van Hedge Fund Advisors International.

Shopping around

Investment companies are increasingly finding London a viable and attractive option to obtain a listing

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