Hedge Funds and CTAs

Two years after his first post-FrontPoint Partners endeavor went belly-up, Philip Duff is trying again.

A well-known institutional investor is abandoning SAC Capital Advisors, worried that the government will stop at nothing to bring down the hedge fund giant.

Goldman Sachs Asset Management plans to launch a fund of emerging hedge fund managers as investors increasingly look to smaller funds for stronger returns.

Greenlight Capital's David Einhorn will own a majority of the New York Mets in just three years—or his stake in the baseball team will be, essentially, free.

Paul Myners once said he was so disgusted by greed on Wall Street and in the City that he wanted to study theology when he left government. Instead, he's joined Europe's biggest activist hedge fund, indulging a different personal crusade.

Several major institutional investors are spelling out what they want from hedge funds in black and white.

The Greenlight Capital founder was introduced to the public yesterday as the Mets' choice to buy a minority stake in the financially-troubled team.

After more than four years building a track record, Harbor Drive Asset Management is ready to take on outside investments.

Tiger Asia Management veteran Hugh Kim has lined up about $30 million in seed capital for his new hedge fund.

The Man Group said today that it had more than doubled the size of the AHL strategy's staff in Hong Kong.