What’s news around the hedge fund industry for Tuesday, Oct. 30, 2012:

Around the web

Stock exchanges prepare to open Wednesday. (DealBook)

The man behind @ComfortablySmug, Hurricane Sandy’s worst Twitter villain. (Buzzfeed)

Manhattan tower builds on TCI foundation. (WSJ.com)

Deutsche Bank research reveals dramatic transformation in investor evaluation of hedge funds. (Deutsche Bank)

Grant Capital Partners to shut down. (Financial Times)

Down October shaping up for hedge funds. (Financial Times)

Investors play Lehman claims game. (WSJ.com)

Coming out of the shadows. (CaixinOnline)

Barclays mulls an investment bank salary cut. (City A.M.)

New Maverick Capital Ltd. fund offers bets on top trades. (WSJ.com)

Fight looms over which swaps market model is best. (Financial Times)

Blizzard of derivatives regulation has its effect. (Financial Times)

Asia watches and learns from European and U.S. rulemakers on OTC derivatives. (Financial Times)

People moves

Michael Smith to retire as CVC Capital Partners chairman. (FINalternatives)

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