| 16.10.2006 News Briefs: Morgan Stanley alum, Ritchie trader to launch fund, MD Sass makes marketing push for distressed debt fund, NY Post: Hedge fund managers thrive back into institutions for `more long-term approaches`, S&P 500 beats active managers in Q3, PokerStars to carry on business as usual, says poker as `game of skill` not banned, HSBC plans LatAm private equity FoF, Coriolis Capital happy with its Weather and Catbond funds, New Star CIO backs 30 percent property allocation for private investors, Opalesque Exclusive: Antoine Thioly resigned from 3A, BNP Paribas pushes hedge funds in Singapore private banking |
| Morgan Stanley alum, Ritchie trader to launch fund
A 20-year Morgan Stanley veteran and a former head of global macro at Ritchie Capital is rolling out his own hedge fund. Dubbed Fairstream Capital Management, the new firm will be run by Tom Juterbock out of Ritchie's offices in New York in what turns out to be a friendly spin-off. (HedgeWorld.com) MD Sass makes markting push for distressed d |