Investors concerned over “super-size” hedge funds
The hedge fund industry's strong rebound from the credit crisis has prompted investors to ask whether some funds have grown too large and inflexible to keep delivering bumper returns for which the sector is famous
Pricing risk in emerging markets, and where Africa fits in
Interview with James Bond, chief operations officer of MIGA, a member of the World Bank Group
Zimbabwean pensioners paid below poverty line
Zimbabwean pensioners who hold policies at Old Mutual Zimbabwe (OMZ) are being paid out as little as US$20 (R138) a month
SA still offers value
Asset managers punting developed market equities argue that though a decade ago SA equity offered far better value than these markets, the pendulum has swung the other way
New investment limits in South Africa from April 1
Regulation 28 lays down guidelines about investments ensuring that retirement savings are invested responsibly
Special report: How investors turned the tables on hedge funds
Neil Chelo's job is to be able to tell good hedge fund managers from not-so-good ones - Reuters
StreetDogs: Hedgies are not saints, but they have no perverse incentives
Hedge funds regarded as systematic money makers
Shoddy roads, ports Africa’s top threat
Infrastructure is one of the top challenges facing many nations on the world's poorest continent
Hedge funds and equities in demand in 2010, according to Towers...
Diversified growth fund mandates and passive mandates continue growth trend