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  1. Opalesque Exclusive: Filtering risk premia to achieve diversification is the focus of consultants in the hedge fund space[more]

    By Beverly Chandler, Opalesque London: Towers Watson’s recent two papers on the state of the hedge fund industry were reported on in Opalesque. Damien Loveday,

  2. Opalesque Exclusive: Direct investment, managed accounts gain traction with family offices[more]

    Bailey McCann, Opalesque New York: Family offices are key sources of capital allocations for hedge funds. Peter Fletcher of the Parly Family Office has been investing in hedge funds for several years. Fletcher, now based in Switzerland was

  3. Einhorn and Gundlach give macro warnings[more]

    From Forbes.com: The Chinese have funded many of their major infrastructure projects with dollar-denominated debt, and the funding source (the US) has dried up. Unfortunately, the Chinese government may need more cash to complete the infrastructure projects. The projects don’t generate adequate cash

  4. How high will Facebook take Chris Hansen's hedge fund?[more]

    From Crosscut.com: When Facebook goes public Friday morning, one large beneficiary will be San Francisco hedge fund founder Chris Hansen, who is also negotiating with Seattle and King County to obtain $200 million of low-interest and presumably tax-free public financing to build a new professional

  5. Wine Investing Expertise: Like equities it is a fragmented market and there are relative calls that can be made – this gives rise to arbitrage opportunities. In graphic terms, imagine plotting the different Chateaux horizontally and then vertically looking at the same wine from ’96 to 2000. As with stock investing, one needs to be disciplined[more]

    Like equities it is a fragmented market and there are relative calls that can be made – this gives rise to arbitrage opportunities. In graphic terms, imagine plotting the different Chateaux horizontally and then vertically looking at the same wine from ’96 to 2000. As with stock investing, one needs to be disciplined