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Bay State firm is sued in Madoff scandal

Monday, April 20, 2009 : Permalink

Boston Globe – Investors of disgraced financier Bernard Madoff have filed 18 lawsuits against Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co. in an effort to recoup $3.3 billion that its hedge fund group lost in the scandal. But the Springfield insurer is trying to distance itself from the ordeal and says it has no liability in the matter.

MassMutual maintains that the losses racked up by investors in its hedge fund group, Tremont Group Holdings Inc., are their own – and not the responsibility of the insurance company. Tremont had the second-largest loss among Madoff clients after Fairfield Greenwich Advisors, a New York hedge fund that lost $7.5 billion.

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Hedge funds get 4 of 5 candidates on CSX board

Thursday, July 17, 2008 : Permalink

Bizjournals.com- CSX Corp’s board is in for a bumpy ride despite assurances from the railroad and two rival hedge funds they will work together to maximize profitability, a railroad analyst said.

"Everyone is human and the proxy fight between them has gotten ugly at times," said Lee Klaskow, a Longbow Research senior analyst.

Four out of five of the nominees put forth by The Children’s Investment Fund Management LLP and 3G Capital Partners Ltd. have been voted in by shareholders, according to the independent inspector of the election’s preliminary report. As reported, the vote is a sound defeat for CSX CEO Michael Ward and his managment group, which fought hard to convince shareholders to avoid the candidiates backed by the hedge funds.

Klaskow said the board changes won’t change day-to-day operations, but they may affect long-term ones, as the hedge-fund-nominated members will likely make more aggressive proposals.

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