Big change coming in macro trading– Paul Tudor Jones From Bloomberg November 30, 2017, 10:52 PM EST Updated on December 1, 2017, 8:55 AM EST By Hema Parmar Paul Tudor Jones is shaking up his hedge fund, which has been battered by investor withdrawals. Tudor Investment Corp. is closing its Discretionary Macro fund and letting investors shift assets to the main BVI fund as of Jan. 1,...Read More
We had a great turnout for our November 16th Deal Making Social in Boca Raton! Generously sponsored by Integrated Solutions, our members mingled, networked, forged and reignited friendships, made deals, and connected with the South Florida hedge fund and alternative asset community. Despite the very inclement weather, a wide variety of investment professionals and accredited investors attended. Everyone from a San Francisco based crypto currency...Read More
Way to go, Ken !! BY Sharon Donnelly– Palm Beach Daily News In academia, there are the guys who teach economics, theorize economics, write economics and win Nobel Prizes in economics, and then there’s the guy who strides in, slaps a horse gagger on the table and shows what real money is. That guy is Ken Griffin. The University of Chicago has announced that the seasonal...Read More
Although this article is focused on start-ups and VC capital, the insights are very applicable to the hedge fund and alternative asset capital raising. Many of us have experienced exactly what the”Biotech Rebel” has faced. Enjoy!! Dave From CNBC Biotech rebel’: Here’s what it’s really like to raise money in Silicon Valley So-called biotech rebel Ethan Perlstein describes fundraising as...Read More
We are thrilled to see Miami’s theventure.city launch a $100 million start up fund for technology companies. Thanks to South Florida becoming a critical global financial hub. Bravo to Clara Bullrich & Laura González-Estéfani founders of theventure.city !!! By<NANCY DAHLBERG ndahlberg@miamiherald.com NOVEMBER 01, 2017 6:00 AM From The Miami Herald This summer, when former executives of Facebook, Google, eBay and other hyper-growth companies formed a global “city”...Read More
