Inclusion of environmental, social and governance (ESG) metrics into investment processes has steadily increased over the past decade, and the ramifications of ignoring them have been illustrated by the likes of global corporations like Volkswagen. Read More
One of the world’s most famous hedge fund managers is the latest to throw his hat into the ring of socially responsible investing. Read More
Hillary Clinton is favored to win the November presidential election by a significant margin, according to a new survey by the New York Hedge Fund Roundtable. The survey recently polled NYHFR members about the extremely contentious presidential race and what different scenarios would mean for the economy and the alternative investment industry. Read More
Tear sheets are ubiquitous in the alternative investment industry. They are the financial equivalent of a book cover, designed solely for marketing purposes and probably the one abiding constant among all hedge fund managers regardless of style, market, geography, AUM or pedigree. Read More
The U.S. presidential race has already dominated the news for well over a year and will undoubtedly continue to do so long after the final votes are cast on November 8th. Beyond predicting who will triumph, Wall Street, along with much of the world, is focused on what the winner’s presidency will mean for markets…
NEW YORK, NY, May 23, 2016 – Sustainability reporting is rapidly moving from a niche issue focused on by a handful of companies to one of global importance. Amidst growing worldwide concerns about the environmental, social and governance impact that businesses contend with internally and the impact their activities have on their stakeholders, institutional investors…
Brazil’s market and government have not been getting the best reviews lately as controversy brews around the country’s financial and political conditions. The current state of Brazil has been called a house of cards by some due to the consistent democratic unrest in the country that has been worsened by the ongoing economic crisis. However, despite…
Peer-to-peer lending is rightly portrayed as a significant disruptor of the financial services club. The peer-to-peer lenders have grown rapidly since the middle of the last decade as more traditional sources of funds — the banks — were forced by circumstances and regulation to tighten their lending requirements. Read More
Peer-to-peer lending platforms will increasingly rely on larger hedge funds to fund their expansion, according to a new survey by the New York Hedge Fund Roundtable (NYHFR). Read More
Adam Weinstein, president-elect of the New York Hedge Fund Roundtable, sits down with NexChange to discuss the agenda for 2016. It’s been a rough few years for hedge funds and 2016 doesn’t promise to be any easier.
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