What’s news around the hedge fund industry for Thursday, Nov. 8, 2012:

Around the web

Alternatives can help managed volatility. (Plan Sponsor)

Battle between Argentina and Paul Singer’s Elliott Management over unpaid debt could plunge Argentina into default. (New York Post)

Rochdale Securities’ suspected rogue trader David Miller, who made unauthorized Apple purchase, has hired a high-priced lawyer. (New York Post)

Ex-UBS trader Kweku Adoboli accused of ‘playing God’ with bank’s money. (DealBook)

York Capital Management funds gain broadly in October. (FINalternatives)

U.S. pensions boosting Asia hedge fund exposure. (Asian Investor)

Preqin: Institutions warming to CTAs. (FINalternatives)

Wealthy Romney backers are very, very mad because Mitt’s campaign staff told them he would win. (Daily Kos)

Litigation specialist weighing up lawsuit against ABN-AMRO over CPDOs. (IPE.com)

Hedge funds reaped $149 million from canceled Ontario power plant. (Toronto Globe and Mail)

Greenlight Capital bets against the Daily Mail. (Daily Express)

Investors fall out of love with equities. (City A.M.)

On Wall Street, time to mend fences with Obama. (DealBook)

Exchanges, trading firms face continuation of Dodd-Frank with Obama win. (Deal Journal)

Maitland, Admiral announce administrator merger. (HedgeFund.net)

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