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Hedge funds to use trial-of-fire lessons in 2010
15 Jan 2010 By Bayani S Cruz
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Isaac Souede, chairman and CEO of Permal Asset Management, talks about how alternative fund managers in 2010 are using the lessons learned from the global financial crisis
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- Strong demand from Asian investors fuels appetite for Asian bonds (Part 2)
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