Monthly Archives: June 2018

(Hedgeweek) Quantitative hedge fund WPT believes there’s a ‘significant’ risk of a market correction in 2018 and is preparing for probable market turbulence. To read this article:

(Hedgeweek) GMEX Group, a provider of multi-asset exchange trading, post trade business solutions and technology, has taken a leading role in the initial consortium to launch the Mauritius International Derivatives and Commodities Exchange (MINDEX), through the GMEX Market Advancement Programme […]

(Reuters) SkyBridge Capital II LLC said on Monday it was suing Premium Point Investments LP, claiming it lost nearly $80 million because the investment service inflated the value of its hedge fund assets. To read this article:

(Reuters) Hedge funds are loading up on bullish dollar bets at the fastest pace on record, taking the Fed’s recent hawkish signal on interest rates at face value and going long the greenback for the first time in a year. […]

(Reuters) Hedge funds left their positions largely unchanged in the run up to last week’s meetings among oil ministers from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies. Hedge funds and other money managers trimmed their combined net […]

(Bloomberg) An Oslo-based hedge fund’s love for unloved Japanese stocks has proved a winning passion for more than a decade. “Our model is good at identifying companies that shouldn’t be listed,” Trond Hermansen, who manages Sector Zen with analyst Lars […]

(Bloomberg) Sky News projected the words “IN OR OUT” across the top of a London building as an orchestral score ratcheted up the tension. “In or out—it is too late to change your mind,” declared Adam Boulton, the veteran anchor, […]

(Hedgeweek) DEx.top, a decentralised cryptocurrency exchange incubated by Bitmain and based in Switzerland, has launched successfully after completing a two-week trial period. The platform has performed over 1,400 ETH in trading volume and signed around 10,000 new users. Three new […]

(Bloomberg) In the lead up to OPEC’s meeting last week, investors were playing a waiting game. Hedge fund wagers on the direction of crude prices barely budged, and an obscure decision on Friday didn’t do much to dispel the uncertainty. […]

(Hedgeweek) Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM), the International Financial Centre in Abu Dhabi, has launched its framework to regulate spot crypto asset activities, including those undertaken by exchanges, custodians and other intermediaries. To read this article: