Performance analysis 1 February 2012
Hedge fund performance by strategy and sector
Read More23/09/2008
Dubai invests $150m in hedge funds
Dubai Multi Commodities Centre, an arm of the Dubai government, has invested $150m in three commodity-related hedge funds that will trade commodity equities in compliance with Islamic religious principles.
The three funds – Tocqueville Asset Management, Zweig-DiMenna International Managers and Lucas Capital Management – were each given $50m to make investments that comply with Shariah, or Islamic law.
They will invest in commodity-related stocks ranging from oil to gold and are the first funds to become part of Dubai Shariah Asset Management (DSAM), a joint venture between Shariah Capital and Dubai Commodity Asset Management, a wholly owned division of DMCC.
The feeder funds will be registered in Cayman and branded under the DSAM Kautha name.
- Share
-
Text Size
Decrease text size
Increase text size
Performance data: 26 January - 1 February
Monthly data for hedge funds reporting between 26 January and 1 February. Compiled by HFMWeek from data provided by BarclayHedge.
Click here to download PDF
Performance data 19 - 25 January
Monthly data for hedge funds reporting between 19 - 25 January. Compiled by HFMWeek from data provided by BarclayHedge.
Click here to download PDF
Performance data: 12 - 18 January
Monthly data for hedge funds reporting between 12 - 18 January. Compiled by HFMWeek from data provided by BarclayHedge.
Click here to download PDF
Performance data: 15 - 21 December
Monthly data for hedge funds reporting between 24 - 30 November. Compiled by HFMWeek from data provided by BarclayHedge.
Click here to download PDF
HSBC Holdings to close New York hedge fund administration group
HSBC Holdings, the New York-based hedge fund administration division of HSBC Securities, is to close its New York office and transfer its operations to Dublin, resulting in the loss of 200 jobs, according to reports Friday.
HFMWeek Daily Snapshot - 3 February
Today: Lansdowne flagship returns 5.7% in January; Cohen moves closer to buying New York Mets; HSBC admin unit in US to close; Kyle urges pension to stick with gold hedge; and more...
BREAKING NEWS: Boyer Allan to shut
Boyer Allan Investment Management, one of London’s longest-running hedge fund managers, is to shut, HFMWeek can confirm.
The institutional outlook
A recent survey of institutional hedge fund allocators gives insight into current and future allocations
Read More29/02/2012
UK: Opera Standards: The Challenge and Opportunities of Standardising Hedge Fund Risk Reporting
Join us and our panel of experts for HFMWeek's Subscribers' Club February's UK breakfast briefing…
29/02/2012
US: Endowments and Foundations in Hedge Funds
The next US HFMWeek Subscribers' Club breakfast, will take place on Wednesday February 29. Join…
02/02/2011
European Hedge Fund Services Awards 2012
HFMWeek's European Hedge Fund Services Awards are designed to recognise companies that have outperformed...
Be the first to comment on this article!