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a tour of emerging markets and investment funds (chiefly hedge funds)
ok, french guy website is www.intellinovation.com
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Managers Use Hedge Funds as Big IRA's
New York Times - New York,NY,USA
But thanks to the peculiarities of the structure of hedge funds and their enormous growth, the tax-deferred sums that hedge fund managers earn may be far ...
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Activist hedge funds, buyout firms clashing more
MarketWatch - USA
In the past, activist hedge funds would help the process along by finding under-performing companies, criticizing executives publicly and arguing for a sale ...
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Unregulated, overpaid hedge funds feed fears of collapse
The NewStandard - Syracuse,NY,USA
As salaries of leading hedge-fund traders top a billion dollars, fears are mounting about an industry bubble. The secretive nature of the funds, ...
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Monday 23 April 2007
The finance ministry is to begin an investigation into how active hedge funds and private equity groups are in the Netherlands, finance minister Wouter Bos said at the weekend.
The announcement by Bos followed an EU finance ministers' meeting in Berlin. 'Some people say their [hedge funds and private equity firms] activities only account for 1% of the economy. If that is so, then we don't needed to revamp all our financial legislation,' Bos said.
Hedge funds have become a controversial issue in the Netherlands in recent months following their efforts to force several Dutch companies to split up.
Stork and ABN Amro are currently under attack from hedge funds, while newspaper group PCM was bought and sold again by private equity group Apax.
Bos said hedge funds could be useful in forcing companies to improve their performance and boost efficiency. 'But do such active shareholders damage the interests of workers, management and customers?,' Bos asked in today's Volkskrant.
'We have to ask if bonuses and golden handshakes are becoming bigger because of hedge funds and if long-term strategic thinking is being rendered useless by the funds' demands for quick returns,' he said.
This weekend's EU meeting focused on the need for more transparency by hedge funds. Ministers plan to draw up a voluntary code of conduct which they hope the big buy-up funds will adhere to
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I"m looking for a great collation of foreign equity indices, even indiv stock tickers
any ideas?
Posted by GloomyGus at 1:15 PM 2 comments
I was in Singapore also. What a place. I'm sorry not to have visited the western end of the Island. I only had the chance to tour some investment firms, all in the high rises near Orchard Road.
Ignoring the economy, i was taken by the a) trees, b) the ubiquity of English and c) the heat. It was for me, like Miami in the summer, albeit cleaner and with more English speakers :)
shots follow this
Posted by GloomyGus at 10:56 AM 1 comments
Speaking of Emerging Markets; i was just in Delhi.
Looked at Real estate in the nearby town of Gurgaon. Wow.
While the pace and scope is amazing, i just happened to find a 10 year old copy of National Geographic. It could have been written yesterday. It noted nearly everything I might note today (poverty amidst new development, new high rises, the middle class, etc)
Some shots from my visit
Posted by GloomyGus at 10:14 AM 2 comments
Hey, I was there... this a good read
"Living in Hong Kong..."
Posted by GloomyGus at 9:56 AM 2 comments
I don't even know what to ask about Macau?
Other than gambling and casinos, can you make money ... on...
construction
retail
financials?
Posted by GloomyGus at 9:42 AM 0 comments
Great conference, just missed it LINK
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wow, if only i could strap myself into coach and fly to this
http://www.goingtomeet.com/conventions/details/8575
Posted by GloomyGus at 9:38 AM 0 comments
some guy from U of Fla (yipes)
LINK
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this shot made me yearn for better photos..
http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/images/41741000/jpg/_41741292_relax.jpg
or plain shots
Posted by GloomyGus at 2:44 PM 0 comments
www.evcap.com or www.everestcapital.com
Posted by GloomyGus at 8:10 AM 0 comments
ah, its just a status thing http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2006/06/11/BUGNLJBANE1.DTL&type=business
Telegraph also dissing the hedge funds http://www.telegraph.co.uk/money/main.jhtml?xml=/money/2006/06/11/ccluke11.xml&menuId=242&sSheet=/money/2006/06/11/ixcoms.html
Morgan stanley to offer fund of funds (oh boy)
http://www.banknet360.com/news/NewsAbstract.do?na_id=3818
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conf for either hippies or hedge fund folks
http://www.hedgestock.co.uk/2006/
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conf for either hippies or hedge fund folks
http://www.hedgestock.co.uk/2006/
Posted by GloomyGus at 7:00 AM 0 comments
article about widening types of investing for the hedge funds..
.. http://www.hedgefundreader.com/2006/05/hedge_funds_wid.html
Posted by GloomyGus at 7:00 AM 0 comments
Even hippies want hedge funds
.....see Financial Times story http://news.ft.com/cms/s/39ef3aac-f29e-11da-b78e-0000779e2340.html
Why the banks are addicted to hedge funds
....NY Times http://dealbook.blogs.nytimes.com/?p=3755
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http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=10000103&sid=aFGa3if.d.PY
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Emerging markets (by the way, somebody in Nicaragua asked me "what then qualifies a country as 3rd world?)
http://www.investorhome.com/intl.htm
Posted by GloomyGus at 6:05 AM 0 comments
Has nice comments inside book on hedge funds, called “Inside the house of money” , by Steven Drobny
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names, etc
Everest Capital or evcap
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not sure about this guy http://www.feld.com/blog/index.php
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Suntech Power Q4 2005 Earnings Conference Call Transcript (STP)
Suntech Power (STP)Q4 2005 Earnings Conference CallFebruary 13th 2006, 7:00 PM.
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http://www.hedgeweek.com/download/12688/Hedge funds drive growth in Asian equity market.pdf
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From financial times http://news.ft.com/cms/s/6e27a80a-e3ed-11da-8ced-0000779e2340.html Mark Mobius talking.. Its top ten holdings include stakes in Hyundai Development, Unibanco, Banco bradesco, PetroChina, China Petroleum & Chemical, Lukoil, Petroleo Brasilerio, SK Corp, Akbank TAS and Gedeon Richter. As ps, I own small bit of this fund and I somehow recall it never did well….
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