NEW YORK, NY, August, 2017 – Though it is the seemingly endless battle over the future of the Affordable Care Act that has dominated headlines since the Trump administration took the helm, there are many other issues the alternative investment industry is eager to see play out in the 115th Congress. From potential tax changes…
Known initially as”Tipper X,” Tom Hardin was the FBI’s most helpful cooperating witness in its 2007-2008 investigation of the hedge fund industry that led to the high profile demise of $3.7 billion hedge fund firm Galleon Group. Hear him discuss how he went from being a successful long-short equity analyst, to being charged for insider…
Arthena’s Founder and CEO, Madelaine D’Angelo, was invited to speak as a panelist at the The New York Hedge Fund Roundtable talk, “Alternative” Alternatives. Other panelists include Karen Boyer — President of Elements in Play, and Zack Henry — CEO of Baltoro Group. Elements in Play is an art advisory firm specializing in HNWI clients. Boyer discussed ways to approach…
August, 2015 – In the wake of what is already shaping up to be an extremely contentious race for the presidency, The New York Hedge Fund Roundtable’s members believe it will come down to a race between Hillary Clinton and Jeb Bush, with the outcome of the election determining the future of Dodd-Frank. If Republicans…
Gregory Kastner, a senior tax manager -financial services for Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, discusses some of the things that hedge funds and private equity funds should be aware of when it comes to state sourcing income rules. Among the specific things he touches on are: Movement towards a single factor formula from the traditional three…
Quantitative investing has been experiencing a resurgence of interest among investors in alternative investments -fueled by big data, ever-more sophisticated algorithms and increasingly efficient technologies. Given investors’ interest in quantitative investment funds, the New York Hedge Fund Roundtable recently looked at how the alternative investment community views the strategy compared to the way it looks…
July, 2017 – Quantitative investing has been experiencing a resurgence of interest among investors in alternative investments –fueled by big data, ever-more sophisticated algorithms and increasingly efficient technologies. Given investors’ interest in quantitative investment funds, the New York Hedge Fund Roundtable recently looked at how the alternative investment community views the strategy compared to the…
Quantitative investment strategies, fueled by big data, increasingly sophisticated algorithms and efficient technologies, are currently more appealing to alternative investors than traditional fundamental ones, according to a new survey by the New York Hedge Fund Roundtable (NYHFR). Read More
Sustainability is steadily moving from a niche issue to being front and center in the minds of global alternative investors, according to a new survey by the New York Hedge Fund Roundtable. Read More
As if the Internal Revenue Code, Treasury Regulations and various federal courts didn’t make taxes complicated and confusing enough, hedge fund and private equity managers must also contend with the varied, and often contradictory, state laws regarding sourcing of income. No unifying principle seems to translate from one jurisdiction to the next with one exception:…
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