| Temasek Holdings has committed an initial US$500 million (S$625 million) to start a hedge fund seeding venture with Singapore-based asset manager Dymon Asia Capital, at a time when the Asian industry is starting to recover after six years of sluggish growth.
Temasek will become a minority stakeholder in Dymon as a result of the arrangement, the hedge fund said in a statement. Dymon president Jay Luo and managing director Ben Freischmidt will lead the new venture. The capital will be used to seed new strategies and fund managers, and manage all non-investment functions to allow managers to focus on their trading activities...............................................Full Article: Source
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