Quiet market environments can be challenging for certain alternative investment strategies, particularly those of a quantitative nature. Just ask Graham Capital Management founder Kenneth Tropin, who manages more than... Read More

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China's Debt To Equity Swaps Throughout 2016 the topic of China’s monumental debt mountain was the most discussed in the financial community. Even Chinese policymakers themselves began to take a... Read More

The Canyon Distressed Opportunity Fund III held its final closing on Jan. 1 with total commitments of $1.46 billion, calling half of its capital commitments so far. Canyon has... Read More

In its May 6, VIX Compass publication, Barclays researchers provided a comprehensive look at risk management methods across a variety of volatility-based strategies as pricing has firmed across durations. With... Read More

The Robin Hood Investors Conference wrapped up on Tuesday after presentations from Paul Tudor Jones, Steve Cohen, Bill Ackman, Whitney Tilson and many more speakers from across the hedge... Read More

The independent committee looking into the allegations of fraud at Chinese timber company Sino-Forest Corp. came out with its final report but failed to provide conclusive answers to some... Read More

Anyone expecting to have an interview at PIMCO will want to read chief economist Paul McCulley's latest essay, Principled Populism, because he goes through some of his favorite questions... Read More

The age of the corporation started in England in the 1600s with the formation of the East India Company. Over the next 400+ years, the idea of the corporation... Read More