April 24th, 2012
China Investment Corporation (CIC), China’s sovereign wealth fund, received another $50 billion from the government to put to work. The $50 billion is less than the $100-$200 billion CIC had requested, but the remainder may be invested over time . . . → Read More: $50 Billion More for CIC
April 19th, 2012
Since 2010 when China introduced index futures, short-selling and margin trading to its markets, quant-led systematic trading has grown as ex-Wall Street traders move into the country with experience gained from established firms like . . . → Read More: Systematic Trading Grows in China
April 18th, 2012
Jay Luo, former head of SAC Capital Advisors LP’s Asia-Pacific operation, is set to join Dymon Asia Capital’s Hong Kong office as president and a partner in June.
Singapore-based Dymon Asia Capital was Asia’s best performing hedge fund . . . → Read More: Jay Luo Joins Dymon Asia Capital in Hong Kong
April 16th, 2012
$13 billion hedge fund Capula Investment Management will open its Hong Kong office sometime this year. The hedge fund runs fixed-income trading strategies with tail-risk protection.
China’s sovereign wealth fund made a $200 million investment . . . → Read More: Capula Moves to Hong Kong
April 9th, 2012
Adam Leitzes, a former analyst for Tiger Management in Shanghai, intends to start-up a hedge fund focusing on Asian stocks with an initial $50 million in capital, according to a report from Bloomberg.
The Hong Kong SFC recently approved . . . → Read More: Tiger Management China Spin-Out