AsiaHedge

New rules in South Korea may open gates for onshore funds

read more

Tax issues hamper inflows into hedge funds in Australia

read more

How the SFC is making Hong Kong a progressive regime

Martin Wheatley, CEO of the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission, talks to AsiaHedge editor Aradhna Dayal about his philosophy of creating a moderate but robust regulatory regime for hedge funds in Hong Kong read more

Focus shifts back to Japan

Peter Tasker of Arcus Investment talks to AsiaHedge about investing in Japan – both the misconceptions and the opportunities read more

First set of nominations announced for 2010 Awards

This year’s contenders again include a healthy mix of newer names, well-established players and previous winners read more

Strategies for the Asian Century

Panellists pulled no punches at the 2010 AsiaHedge Forum as they discussed a wide range of topics and aired their expectations about the post-crisis environment read more

Gen2 takes over management of Invenio, Conquistador funds

read more

Protégé to boost Asia allocations via new Singapore office

read more

Marshall Wace finds its feet in Asia thanks to TOPS and GaveKal JV

London-based Marshall Wace made a decision to invest aggressively into Asia during the financial crisis, which has helped it emerge as a robust business able to handle the Asian volatility read more

How determination and a grassroots approach helped establish ADM in Asia

ADM Capital's co-founder Rob Appleby talks to AsiaHedge about the perils and joys of investing in deep-value credit in Asia, and where the next debt opportunities lie read more

With many of last year's start-ups having had almost 12 months to prove their investment and operational mettle, AsiaHedge takes stock of their success quotient more

AsiaHedge's New Funds Survey shows interest in new launches very much continuing, with as many as 53 funds mopping up a total of $2.13 billion in assets during the first half of 2010, though much of that looks like redistribution of assets more

HSBC still leads, followed by Citco, in the annual AsiaHedge administrator survey. But the competitive landscape is clearly changing in what remains a fragmented market more