| Since mid-2007, at least | ||
| 79 | ||
| funds at 45 outfits have "imploded*" | ||
Dear readers: don't be bashful—If you have any information regarding ailing or imploding funds please email us. As always, confidentiality is guaranteed. | ||
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| Since mid-2007, at least | ||
| 79 | ||
| funds at 45 outfits have "imploded*" | ||
Dear readers: don't be bashful—If you have any information regarding ailing or imploding funds please email us. As always, confidentiality is guaranteed. | ||
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Clinton Group Multi-Strategy Fund [1] 29. AQR Capital Management [3] 28. Polygon [1] 27. Plexus Partners [1] 26. Pardus Capital Management [1] 25. Tisbury Capital [1] 24. Platinum Grove Asset Mgmt. [1] 23. Global Alpha and Global Equity Opportunities(Goldman Sachs) [2] 22. Carrington Capital Management [1] 21. MKA Capital Advisors [1] 20. Alcentra European Credit [1] 19. Pursuit Capital Partners [1] 18. GPS Partners [1] 17. JWM Partners LLC - Relative Value Opportunity fund [1] 16. ING Diversified Yield, Regular Income [2] 15. GO Capital Global Opportunities Fund [1] 14. Highland Capital Management [2] 13. Ellington Capital Mgmt. (certain funds) [2] 12. Golden Key Ltd. [1] 11. Queen's Walk Investment, Ltd. (Cheyne Capital Management) [1] 10. Capital Fund Management [1] 9. John W. Henry & Co. [7] 8. Campbell & Co. [1] 7. Tykhe Capital, LLC [2] 6. Black Mesa fund [1] 5. Second Curve Capital (various funds) [4] 4. Axa IM [2] 3. Macquarie Fortress Investments Ltd. [1] 2. Frankfurt Trust [1] 1. Mariner Bridge [1] |
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"Imploded" funds: The "imploded" list contains hedge funds (or other unregulated and autonomous speculative investment funds) which have gone through some sort of permanent adverse change. This is a somewhat subjective call, and does not necessarily mean total shutdown or bankruptcy. It can also mean steep and rapid mark-downs in net asset value; or abnormal "bail-out" by corporate parents or peers in order to avoid write-downs and provide liquidity. The funds are of any type and sector. Ailing funds haven't shut down, but they've suffered significant value declines and/or temporarily halted redemptions. Funds on watch may not even have unusual declines, but may be posted if it is felt there may be risk of developing a more serious condition eventually. Attention: This site changes rapidly, and some information may be inaccurate (particularly if it is very recent). You should always check other sources regarding information found here, and check with the funds and/or parent companies themselves if you plan on doing business with them. And as always, please let us know if you have corrections, clarifications, or additions. |