Ackman slams CP’s performance, pull-back from gold, Julian Robertson seeds Trient fund and more
By Chris ClairWhat’s news around the hedge fund industry for Monday, April 16, 2012:
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Ackman slams CP’s ‘record of underperformance. (Toronto Globe and Mail)
Bullion’s bulls pulling back. (WSJ.com)
Haitong Securities Co. secures D.E. Shaw, Pacific Alliance as cornerstones. (Deal Journal)
TCI to file suit against Coal India in week’s time. (Sulekha.com)
Julian Robertson seeds new Trient Asset Management global macro fund. (WSJ.com)
Bond recipes use fresh ingredients. (WSJ.com)
Phil Falcone waits for Carl Icahn doubling down on network. (Bloomberg)
Swiss overhaul unsettles asset managers. (Financial Times)
How will we stop derivatives magnifying future crises? (Financial Times)
Deutsche Boerse sees volatility boosting sales: Report. (Reuters)
Man Group shares continue decline after Moody’s warning. (HFMWeek)
Hymans Robertson dedicates research to managed futures and global macro. (HFMWeek)
Sowing seeds of the next major crisis. (WSJ.com)
LibreMax fund up 5% so far this year. (WSJ.com)
Hedge funds sell commodities amid China growth fears. (The Telegraph)
Clay Capital CIO James Turner sentenced to 1 year in insider scheme. (WSJ.com)
The cruel stupidity that is economic austerity. (Daily Kos)
People moves
Oak Hill Advisors hires former Goldman credit specialist Doug Henderson. (HFMWeek)
