Lombard Odier Investment Managers extends DataEdge strategy
The strategy uses big data analysis to identify trends in consumer behaviour
Hedge Funds
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Bfinance: Questions raised over fee structures for ESG funds
Fee compression remains unchanged in most sectors, writes Hannah Williford
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Liquid Alts: a phoenix from the ashes?
They were plagued by issues like managing ‘unconstrained’ strategies in ‘constrained’ vehicles, wishful thinking and back-tested results, and an aggressive hot-dot sales culture
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Hedge funds to prioritise investor partnerships
With ultra high net worth appetite expected to grow
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Europe’s alternatives sector hits €2tn AUM mark for first time
Investor knowledge, sustainability concerns and appetite for yield identified as market drivers
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Franklin Templeton offers liquid hedge funds to European investors
Five-strong alternative funds Sicav range uses non-European managers and carries a performance fee
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Short selling not unethical, says alternatives industry group
Responsible investments by hedge funds do not constrain their strategies, according to Aima report
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European selectors shun hedge funds
European fund buyers are turning away from hedge funds amid concerns about developed market bond yields
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Hedge strategies popular despite underperformance
The long/short equity hedge sector has lost about 6.6% over the last three years, according to FE Analytics
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French asset manager launches two hedged income Sicavs
Paris based VIA AM has launched two hedged income equity Sicavs with Société Générale that use accounting technology to find companies to invest in and options to reduce risk.
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JP Morgan unveils first European ETFs
JP Morgan Asset Management (JPM AM) will launch its first two European ETFs “imminently”. Both ETFs will be actively managed, and will compete with traditional hedge funds, the company said.
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European hedge fund inflows increase in 2016
Demand for hedge funds is said to be in decline with investors because of their high fees, opaque nature and poor recent performance. But figures released by the European Fund & Asset Management Association (Efama) suggest that’s not the case in Europe.