Editor's Letter

On the cusp of change, industry invests in itself

Adding talent is key in the transition to a more complex regulatory environment, but returns remain paramount

Geopolitical risk a defining factor in 2015

Investors will not be immune as markets and economies change gears to reflect changing realities

A summer shadowed by instability

It’s certainly a topsy-turvy world, and exactly how the global markets finish the year is anyone’s guess right now

A fine line between minefield and opportunity

It's a taxing time for the industry, as managers await the final introduction of fine-tuned regulations while investors hold back for absolute clarity

An industry transforming on many levels

From a shifting market to evolving regulatory and operating environments, the ability to handle change has never been more important

CalPERS’ decision has many nuances

Hedge funds remain a valuable addition to many types of investor portfolios

More than just a bank failure

African Bank's troubles give fund managers pause for thought about the ever-changing dynamics of risk and reward

Timing is everything in enigmatic markets

Vigilance is key for managers and investors as markets reach new highs

The case for cross-pollination

Symbiosis between investor and fund manager is an established attribute of the hedge fund industry that the long-only world is seeking to emulate

Re-setting expectations as momentum drives markets

At some point, markets will again offer hedge funds the opportunity to shine