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Blog Archive

• ■  2012
  • ■  May
    • Revolution, not evolution, needed to survive the summer of discontent
    • Who backs tomorrow’s talent?
    • Is risk hedging a risk in itself?
  • ■  April
    • Clouds gather again as the sunny start to 2012 fades
    • Rising sun once again?
    • Return of the macro warrior
    • Do hedge funds carry a corruption fee?
    • No more false dawns in Asia?
  • ■  March
    • Consolidation: it’s all about culture
    • Putting Asia on the global map
    • Hedge funds: prevention or cure?
    • Fight for fees gets messy
    • Bankers’ bonuses – the opportunity
  • ■  February
    • Managers need to rediscover their mojo – and their alpha
    • What Whitney had to tell us about hedge funds
    • FoHF consolidation: buy-out or lift-out?
    • Should investors send their dragons back to their lairs?
    • Will 2012 be better? It needs to be
  • ■  January
    • Systematic strategies shine as the discretionary sparkle dims
    • The Asian aurora
• ■  2011
  • ■  December
    • 2012: Hedge funds go retail globally
    • The prisoners of passive investing
  • ■  November
    • The safest port in the storm?
    • A year of change and challenge
    • Is there a Trojan horse in the FoHF industry?
    • Is it time to break down boundaries and go global?
  • ■  October
    • Stay hungry, stay foolish
    • Is long/short equity ‘broken’?
    • Lego and the secret of hedge fund investing
    • Has the cost of seeding hit an all-time low?
  • ■  September
    • High fidelity: How long will investors stay faithful to Asia?
    • Is this a tipping point for the industry – or a turning point?
    • 10 years on: the rise of The Stalwart Five
    • What will the new term teach investors?
  • ■  July
    • Time to fly the flag again for the smaller managers
    • When shall the twain meet?
    • Is the glass half-full or half-empty?
    • Are corporate pensions turning into a traffic jam?
  • ■  June
    • Have all the wrong lessons been learned from the liquidity crisis?
    • The billion-dollar book
    • Ford or Ferrari? Or can investors have both?
    • Are institutions ready for the new boys?
  • ■  May
    • Respectability is critical for the industry’s future
    • The Qin Shi Huang redux

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