Mixed results for SEC, Singer’s Argentina fight continues, Florian Homm returns, Kyle Bass in subprime and more
By Chris ClairWhat’s news around the hedge fund industry for Monday, Nov. 19, 2012:
Around the web
Mixed results for SEC in financial crisis cases. (DealBook)
Greece may seek to buy back debt at market rates. (DealBook)
Bank of New York Mellon argues against helping Paul Singer’s Elliott Management collect funds from Argentina. (New York Post)
Argentina didn’t snub U.S. courts in Singer bond fight, senior minister tells judge. (New York Post)
Lessons in credit, on a micro level. (DealBook)
Florian Homm returns with memoir after five years on the run. (FINalternatives)
Madoff accountant’s son kills himself. (FINalternatives)
Hedge funds take windfall and leave Apple. (The Times)
Banking changes will not stop the gambling. (The Herald)
Hedge funds face losses over UPS-TNT deal. (Financial Times)
Kyle Bass says half his fund is invested in subprime bonds. (Bloomberg)
Clashes between financial firms, FERC coming on energy trades. (WSJ.com)
Aragon Global Management founder Anne Griffin launches media web site. (Crain’s Chicago Business, via HedgeFund.net)
Investors near ‘cliff’ with bungee cord. (Reuters)
