Free Registration for Hedge Funds and Investors
HedgeCo.Net - Online Hedge Fund Database and Community

Sign up for our
Hedge Fund Newsletter

Breaking Hedge Fund News






Each business day HedgeCo.Net keeps you informed with the top hedge fund industry news, opinion and insight from around the globe. From the latest hedge fund launches, to the impact of regulation, competition, and investor activism - we track the topics and people that make a difference to you.

Explore the most informative hedge fund articles and take the news with you, using HedgeCo's Hedge Fund News RSS

Still want more? Browse the hedge fund blogs, authored by hedge fund industry experts.



News Categories
  • By Topic:
  • By Date:


    Today is Thursday, March 18, 2010 at 
    - Countdown to Market Close:
    Posts Tagged ‘valentine-s-day’

    Flash is out for U.S. wealthy on Valentine’s day

    Thursday, February 5, 2009 : Permalink

    – Flashiness is out and subdued celebration is in among wealthy Americans on Valentine’s Day.

    As the economic crisis spreads and conspicuous consumption loses its luster, hedge fund millionaires and oil barons are shunning eye-catching items like yellow, red and in favor of lower-key gifts, luxury industry watchers say.

    In Hollywood, it is easier to book reservations at marquee restaurants than last year for the romantic day on Feb. 14, a restaurant publicist said, noting entertainment big shots now tend to favor that have cut their .

    Read Complete Article

    Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

    trackback from your site.

    Insana Capital Partners ‘Legends’ Hedge Fund To Close

    Monday, August 25, 2008 : Permalink

    Seeking Alpha – CNBC’s Ron Insana is folding the tent on his Insana Capital Partners L.P. hedge fund called "Legends." On August 8, 2008 sent a letter to his investors to announce they were closing shop and taking a job with Steven Cohen of SAC Capital.

    "Our current level of assets under management, coupled with the extraordinarily difficult capital-raising environment, make it imprudent for Insana Capital Partners to continue business operations."

    Ronald G. Insana left CNBC in March 2006 to set-up Insana Capital Partners L.P. This was a hedge fund known as a "fund of funds." Ron had the idea to use his fame to charge people hedge fund fees to select hedge funds. At the time I thought this was much like CMGI at the peak of the internet bubble. CMGI as an over valued internet holding company that invested in internet stocks then got a similar premium for its investments. According to the NY Times article, "Running a Hedge Fund Is Harder Than It Looks on TV," there was an advantage of paying Insana, access to great funds:

    Read Complete Article

    Tags: , , , , , , , , ,

    trackback from your site.