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Helios Plans India ‘Slumdog Millionaire’ Stock Fund

Tuesday, June 2, 2009 : Permalink

Bloomberg – Helios Capital Management Pte, the hedge-fund manager once backed by Tudor Investment Corp., plans to start a “Slumdog Millionaire” fund that will buy underperforming shares of Indian companies.

“We want to find slumdogs from the Indian equity markets who have the potential of becoming millionaires,” Samir Arora, founder of Singapore-based Helios Capital, said in an interview.

The firm plans to raise about $50 million by the end of July for its long-only Helios India Jai Ho Fund, Arora said. “Jai Ho,” which means “victory” in Hindi, is the Oscar- winning theme song from “Slumdog Millionaire,” a feel-good tale of a Mumbai orphan’s escape from poverty that scooped eight Academy Awards, including best picture, this year in Los Angeles.

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Pallotta’s Slow Start Shows Waning Investor Appetite for Risk

Tuesday, February 17, 2009 : Permalink

Bloomberg – James Pallotta and Christopher Pia, hedge-fund managers who recently struck out on their own, are discovering just how much the global financial crisis is reducing investors’ appetite for risk.

Pallotta, who split from Tudor Investment Corp. last month, and Pia, who spent 13 years managing money for Moore Capital Management LLC, probably will raise about $500 million apiece this year, according to brokers who provide loans and administrative services to hedge funds. Michael Ryan, who left Credit Suisse Group AG to open Jai Capital Management, will top out at around the same amount, according to the brokers, who asked not to be identified because the funds are private.

Investors, who put more than $1 billion each into seven new hedge funds last year, are scaling back after the industry posted its worst year on record in 2008. Whether it’s a big-name manager like Boston-based Pallotta or a newcomer, that threshold will be harder to cross this year than in the boom of 2002 through 2007.

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