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The Road ahead for hedge funds - Part 3
15 Sep 2009 By Bayani S Cruz
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Rolfe Hayden, partner and hedge fund adviser of Simmons & Simmons, talks about the type of hedge funds that are coming to Hong Kong following the post-crisis consolidation of the industry [Part 1], explains how hedge funds are consolidating and merging to survive [Part 2] and advises hedge fund start-ups to be prepared for increased regulation,a more difficult fund-raising environment,and greater due diligence by investors [Part 3].
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- How Asian bond issuers coped with the liquidity crisis during end of 2008
- Asian bonds emerging as new asset class
- Road to economic recovery will not be effortless
- How transaction banking is surviving the global crisis
- Securitization catches on in local currency Asian bonds (Part 3)
- Regulatory environment tightens up for banks (Part 5)
- Asian local currency bonds post global crisis (Part 1)
- Convertible bonds expected to increase in Asia (Part 4)
- Crisis brings bright prospects for Chinese bonds in global markets
- Strong demand from Asian investors fuels appetite for Asian bonds (Part 2)
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