AJO moves into emerging markets, pension assets at an all-time high, banks may sue over Volcker rule and more
By Chris ClairWhat’s news around the hedge fund industry for Thursday, Jan. 31, 2013:
Around the web
CVC Capital Partners said to seek $12.2 billion for buyout fund. (Bloomberg)
AJO unveils emerging markets unit, hedge fund. (FINalternatives)
Pine Bridge Investments opens in Bahrain. (FINalternatives)
New tax rules complicate divorce. (WSJ.com)
Global pension assts reach all-time high: Towers Watson. (Reuters)
Restructuring costs hobble Deutsche Bank. (DealBook)
Route One founder speaks out in support of Bumi board. (City AM)
Hedge funder Jay Goldman sued for allegedly letting unlicensed teen son drive car involved in crash that left pal a quadriplegic. (New York Post)
SAC Capital and Elan blasted by investor who lost $1 million nest egg. (New York Post)
Banks may sue feds over the Volcker rule. (InvestmentNews)
U.S. rules scrutinized as energy futures swapped for swaps. (Bloomberg)
U.S. rate futures traders keep bets for late 2014 Fed rate rise. (Reuters)
Commodities trading becoming more complicated. (Financial Times)
2013: What does it mean for the hedge fund industry? (eVestment)
The perks and hazards of being a radio star. (Reuters)
