What’s news around the hedge fund industry for Tuesday, March 6, 2012:

Around the web

Paulson’s post-traumatic February. (DealBook)

Futures firms weigh new client practices after MF Global revealed snags. (Dow Jones Newswires, via Fox Business)

Behind the Teachers’ Retirement System of Texas deal with Bridgewater Associates. (DealBook)

Greylock Capital among 12 institutions participating in Greek bond swap. (WSJ.com)

Hedge funds still building assets despite weak performance. (Deal Journal)

Is the speculative oil bubble about to burst. (Citywire)

Goldman’s secret Greece loan shows two sinners as client unravels. (Bloomberg)

Sommers is ‘deeply concerned’ over lack of CFTC-SEC coordination on swaps. (Bloomberg)

Don’t expect MF Global to lead to legislation, CME tells analyst. (Deal Journal)

Gensler warns CFTC might not have the funding to meet its goals. (Bank Credit News)

Superfast traders feel the heat as bourses act. (Financial Times)

Asia hedge fund start-ups falter as biggest investors pull cash. (Bloomberg)

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