Hedge Funds Would Get To Keep Lots Of Trades Secret In Sec Plan
(Bloomberg) -- Hedge funds have long complained about U.S. rules that force them to reveal their investments to other traders. For many money managers, that obligation could be going away. The Securities and Exchange Commission said Friday that it’s considering requiring only investors who hold at least $3.5 billion in equities to disclose their holdings quarterly. Under current requirements, fund managers with at least $100 million in securities must report their investments every three months. The proposal would mark a dramatic easing of rules that haven’t been changed in more than four decades.
Warren Buffett Could Still Be Pandemic Winner, Portfolio Manager Says
Warren Buffett could be "one of the large beneficiaries" of the pandemic, a Berkshire Hathaway shareholder told Business Insider this week. The famed investor can put Berkshire's massive cash pile to work if the outbreak worsens, while Berkshire's earnings will rebound if the virus threat recedes, Pelican Bay chief Tyler Hardt said. "This inevitable recovery is not reflected in the current share price," he said. Buffett didn't have time to strike any big deals during the coronavirus crash, Hardt added, and called for the Berkshire chief to reduce his Apple stake. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.
7 Promising Reit Dividends For The Next Phase Of Lockdowns
Lockdowns have been tough on real estate investment trusts (REITs). : If this is your first time registering, please check your inbox for more information about the benefits of your Forbes account and what you can do next! Lockdowns have been tough on real estate investment trusts (REITs). When April 1 hit, the rent stopped getting paid across the world. That's of course bad for landlords and, in turn, REITs and their investors. Now it hasn't been all bad since then. Sure, old school retail and shopping malls are done--but we knew that already.
Hedge Fund Success Shaped By Launch Size, Strong First-year Returns: Data By
BOSTON () - Starting a hedge fund with more capital and scoring top first-year returns point to higher chances of survival in the often risky business, Goldman Sachs Group Inc (N:) said in research released on Friday. Goldman, which has helped launch and finance thousands of hedge funds, said almost all newcomers survive their first year but that only 62% of all funds remain in business after five years.
Editor's Take: The Week That Was -- July 6-10
The week featured fund close announcements by Sequoia Capital India, DCM Ventures and Philippine PR firm Navegar. The post Editor's take: The week that was -- July 6-10 appeared first on DealStreetAsia.
Did Hedge Funds Make The Right Call On Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Limited (nyse:teva) ?
At the end of February we announced the arrival of the first US recession since 2009 and we predicted that the market will decline by at least 20% in (see why hell is coming). In these volatile markets we scrutinize hedge fund filings to get a reading on which direction each stock might be going. [...]
Free Standing And Shopping Center Retail Reit Rent Collections Jump In June | Nareit
While real estate is a durable investment that often performs well in economic downturns, the financial health of a landlord will ultimately impact the financial health of its tenants, according to John Worth, Nareit's executive vice president of research and investor outreach. In a video interview with Nareit, Worth said that to better assess how the pandemic has been financially impacting REITs, Nareit began conducting monthly rent collection surveys of its members in April.
Swift Current Energy Sells Wind Projects In Illinois To Cppib-backed Cordelio Power
Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) owns Cordelio Power Inc. CPPIB created Cordelio Power in April 2018 when it invested in a portfolio of six Canadian operating wind and solar power projects from NextEra Energy Partners. On July, 7, 2020, Cordelio Power revealed it bought two wind projects under development in central Illinois. The Glacier [...]
Covid-19: Prestigious Universities Moving Online, But Can Digital Learning Compensate For Campus Experience? - The Financial Express
With scholarships drying up, travel restricted and new visa rules, the pandemic has jeopardised the dreams of millions of students looking to study abroad. As a way to deal, many prestigious universities have moved their courses online, but can online classes compensate for the campus experience?
In Mississippi's Fight To Discard Confederate Relics, A New Ally: College Athletes
"We can't just shut up and dribble," a college basketball player said. "We can't just stay in our lane. We have to speak out about what's going on."
How To Inspire And Create 100,000 Millionaires Of Color?
Martin Braithwaite, a soccer player for FC Barcelona, and Philip Michael, author of "Real Estate Wealth Hacking: How To 10x Your Net Worth in 18 Months," are the founders of NYCE Companies, an organization that offers shares of real estate investments through IPOs, and a new app that will help democratize real estate investing. What Is Happening? The development comes alongside disparities in social and economic justice amongst different classes and demographics. "A lot of the issues you see in America are really manifestations of classism," Michael told Benzinga.