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    Posts Tagged ‘hedge fund failures’

    Hedge Funds Reborn

    Tuesday, September 29, 2009 : Permalink

    – Hedge fund managers (and would-be hedge fund managers) may finally have reason to celebrate this year — new fund launches are on the rise. If they keep up at this pace, it could be the first year since 2005 to show some annual growth in new fund formations.

    This is on the heels of 2,100 since the credit crisis. That some managers are dusting off and trying again could be a sign that the smart money sees some opportunity in the markets. It might also be that funds that had posted huge losses closed down so that the managers could start with fresh records, resetting high-water marks so that they can collect performance bonuses without making up the money lost in 2008.

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    A New World For Hedge Funds

    Friday, February 6, 2009 : Permalink

    Forbes – In December, Forbes was a media partner to Markets Media, host of the Global Markets Summit inNew York City. Forbes Intelligent Investing Editor Michael Maiello moderated a hedge fund industry panel that included activist investors Clay Lifflander of Millcap Advisors and Stephen Roseman of Thesis Capital, along with Samuel Hocking, global head of sales for the prime brokerage at BNP Paribas and Kenneth of Corporate Resolutions.

    During the discussion, Hocking predicted a 30% failure rate for  in 2009, rising operating costs and higher margin requirements. Lifflander and Roseman discussed strategies for low-margin investing and the of hedge fund failures on shareholder activist strategies. , a investigator and due diligence expert, revealed the increased scrutiny that hedge fund managers will have to bear.

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