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Hong Kong based hedge fund Senrigen aims to capitalize on the continued wave of outbound bids from China in 2012, as M&A activity in Asia Pacific is expected to increase by 33%, compared with lesser increases elsewhere. China’s cross border . . . → Read More: Senrigen to Focus on China Appetite for Mergers and Acquisitions China’s economy grew by 10.4% in 2010, 9.2% in 2011 and this year, due to weaker exports, hedge fund manager George Soros doubts China’s economy can even grow GDP by . . . → Read More: China Growth Expected to Slow Says Soros Shanghai moves to become a financial center by planning to almost triple yuan trading, excluding currency conversion transactions, to 1,000 trillion yuan (US$158 trillion) by 2015. In 2010 Shanghai had 386 trillion yuan . . . → Read More: Shanghai Moves to Become Financial Center Azentus Capital Management, the largest hedge fund launched in Asia last year with $1 billion in start-up capital, ended 2011 down 6.8%. The fund now manages . . . → Read More: Azentus Down 6.8 Percent in 2011 In the last 12 months, base pay for investment bankers and hedge fund professionals rose 15% to HK$890,000 (US$114,300) from HK$775,000, in a survey of 630 workers conducted by Astbury Marsden, a financial services recruiting . . . → Read More: Pay Rises by 15% in Hong Kong for Hedge Fund Professionals |
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