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Park Place Polaris Prime Europe - May 2005
Park Place Polaris Prime Europe Fund investors have lived ininteresting times, swooping from 430% in 1999 to –37% in2002. Jean Marc Fraysse and Peter Schell explain how they reversed the fund's fortunes in 2005.
Park Place's Polaris missile
Park Place Polaris Prime Europe Fund investors have lived in interesting times, swooping from 430% in 1999 to -37% in 2002. The recruitment of two new faces in 2003 to address such reversals of fortune has paid dividends
Fixed income gets algorithmic
Rivoli has applied algorithmic trading techniques to the fixed income market - with some interesting results
Risky business
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Gay Huey Evans
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Economic positions
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Emerging from the shadows
Country profile: Switzerland
Exchange evolution
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Noble hedge prize
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A new hemisphere
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Wheat wooed
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Merrill Lynch
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A return to prop trading
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Building a risk culture
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Gartmore, AlphaGens Avior, Regulus, Martin Phipps - April 2005
Gartmore's Martin Phipps on Japanese distribution, AlphaGen Avior, AlphaGen Regulus, and what it's like to work with Roger Guy. Includes then full list of single hedge funds.
Customer is king
For Ramon Koss picking a good hedge fund for a client can only come after the client fully understands the product
Gartmore growth heads for the stars
While Gartmore may be known best for its star manager Roger Guy and sales head Martin Phipps, it has sought out other stars to boost its team and array of funds
Middleweight contender
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Irish eyes are smiling
Country profile: Ireland
Jeff Rosenzweig
Emission trading
Susan Hinko
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Business as usual at troubled Nvesta
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A solid foundation
Germany