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MUTUAL FUNDS JAN 09, 2009
Suit filed against OppenheimerFunds

By Bloomberg
ALTERNATIVES JAN 08, 2009
Swiss bank mulls pulling assets from hedge funds

Union Bancaire Privée is threatening to pull billions of dollars of assets from some of the largest U.S. hedge funds, according to a spokesman for the Geneva bank.

By Bloomberg
ALTERNATIVES JAN 08, 2009
Hedge funds disappoint again

Hedge funds suffered another body blow in December when, according to one index, the S&P 500 stock index outperformed the alternative class strategies.

By Bloomberg
MUTUAL FUNDS JAN 07, 2009
American Century to open Hong Kong office

American Century Investments expects to open an office in Hong Kong in the next few months.

By Bloomberg
ALTERNATIVES JAN 07, 2009
REIT returns fell 37.3% in 2008

Real estate investment trusts wrapped up 2008 with negative returns, including dividends, of 37.3% on average.

By Bloomberg
EMERGING MARKETS JAN 07, 2009
Assets in Shariah-compliant funds fall

Mutual funds and discretionary assets that comply with Shariah, or Islamic law, fell to $65 billion at the end of the third quarter.

By Bloomberg
FIXED INCOME JAN 07, 2009
SIFMA adds municipal bond expert

SIFMA has hired Leon J. Bijou as managing director and associate general counsel in a bid to expand its municipal bond expertise.

By Bloomberg
ALTERNATIVES JAN 06, 2009
Pending home sales fall to eight-year low

The latest data, released today by the National Association of Realtors in Washington, shows the Pending Home Sales Index, which tracks contracts signed, fell to its lowest level since the trade group began tracking the stats in 2001.

By Bloomberg
ALTERNATIVES JAN 04, 2009
REAL ESTATE HEADING FOR A ROUGH RIDE

Commercial real estate is heading into its worst year since the industry's crash of 1991-92 and likely won't see a significant rebound until 2011 at the earliest, according to industry experts.

By Bloomberg
MUTUAL FUNDS JAN 04, 2009
MUTUAL FUND INDUSTRY FACES UPHILL CLIMB

investors will likely continue to yank assets from mutual funds, more funds will close, and fund launches will come to a crawl this year, according to analysts.

By Bloomberg
ESG JAN 04, 2009
RECESSION MAY STYMIE GREEN INVESTING

Although political sentiment is warming to environmentally sensitive policies, the green movement may not be ready for a boom in investing in 2009.

By Bloomberg
ALTERNATIVES JAN 04, 2009
LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL?

By some measures, 2008 was one of the darkest periods in the history of the hedge fund industry.

By Bloomberg
MUTUAL FUNDS JAN 04, 2009
Fund liquidations may reach record

Mutual fund liquidations could reach record levels in 2009 as assets decline and fund management companies trim overhead.

By Bloomberg
MUTUAL FUNDS JAN 04, 2009
'Life events' ignored

Employees who were recently laid off won't find a lot of advice from mutual fund companies about what they should do with their cash.

By Bloomberg
MUTUAL FUNDS JAN 04, 2009
Charter plots a steady course

Even in the best economic environment, you are not likely to see the <b>Aim Charter Fund </b>(CHTRX) hitting the top of most performance charts.

By Bloomberg
ALTERNATIVES DEC 31, 2008
Mortgage applications unchanged for week

The volume of residential mortgage applications was essentially unchanged for the week ended Dec. 26, even as the interest rates charged on mortgages continued to decline, according to data from the Mortgage Bankers Association of Washington.

By Bloomberg
ALTERNATIVES DEC 31, 2008
GLG to hold off on dividend

Hedge fund GLG Partners yesterday announced that it will temporarily stop paying a quarterly dividend.

By Bloomberg
ALTERNATIVES DEC 30, 2008
Home prices decline at record pace

Home prices in the 20 largest U.S. cities fell 18% in October, a record year-over-year decline.

By Bloomberg
ALTERNATIVES DEC 29, 2008
IndyMac sale imminent, report says

IndyMac Bancorp Inc. is close to being sold to a consortium of private-equity and hedge fund firms in a deal that will be partially financed by the federal government, people involved with the deal told The New York Times.

By Bloomberg
FIXED INCOME DEC 24, 2008
Debt issuance fell 29% in 2008

Global bond underwriting activity declined by 29% in 2008 to $4.33 billion, the lowest level since 2000, according to data from Dealogic Holdings PLC of London.

By Bloomberg