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Lehman Brothers - January 2008

Gunner Burkhart does not hesitate when asked what a hedge fund should look for when faced with a potentially confusing array of prime brokers, all trying to differentiate themselves.

Frontier Capital Management - February 2008

Frontier Capital Management’s Michael Azlen is not just a self-confessed alpha sceptic, he is also a sceptic armed with a plethora of statistics to support his stance on why the majority of managers in traditional asset classes do not provide alpha and…

FRM Credit Alpha - December 2007

FRM launched into the permanent capital sphere with an in-house product, FRM Credit Alpha, in April, a month which may to some sound a somewhat ominous time to have raised capital for a credit strategy.

Fitzwilliam Commodity Plus Fund - July 2008

BDO Stoy Hayward Investment Management believes it has a forward-thinking approach. This is displayed in its compelling macro and micro case for allocating to commodities via a diversified fund of hedge fund (FoHF) format.

Ermitage - September 2007

Jersey’s Ermitage has made a name for itself investing in leading managers, finding and mixing them to avoid the worst of market downturns goes far further than a good contact book.

City Capital Corporation - April 2007

3C has an interesting range of funds and is launching into another based on options and futures trading, so bringing its investors returns from private equity through to a Japanese product focused on the China growth story.

Aspect Capital - November 2006

Aspect Capital has been enjoying the fruits of its founders’ foresight back in 1997 when, as Anthony Todd, chief executive officer explains, those who started the London-based equities and managed futures house saw “the beginnings of significant interest…

Special Report: Energy-intensive corporations

The impact of fuel costs on the bottom line of energy-intensive companies has grown steadily over recent years, but when the price of crude oil spiked to $147 a barrel in mid-July, even the world’s largest industrial corporations began to feel the pinch.

Market focus

Northern Europe’s power generation fleet is set to undergo drastic changes going into the next decade due to regulation and retirements. Point Carbon analysts Paulo Homen Cristo and Mauricio Bermudez-Neubauer outline the potential impacts these factors…

Where to now?

Is risk management improving? Are thegas markets safe? Where are oil pricesgoing? Respondents give their opinionsin a survey conducted at Energy RiskUSA. Katie Holliday reports

Grabbing new business

Global exchanges are vying for a largerslice of the growing OTC market, just asincreasing US market regulation couldpush business towards regional exchanges.Catherine Lacoursière reports

The price isn’t right

Shifting European power marketstructures and fundamentalsmake price risk management formajor consumers a real challenge.Noreen Guy and Damien Coxexamine the most effectiveprocurement strategies

Energy Risk’s Asia Awards 2008

The emerging and often illiquid nature of some of Asia’s energy markets has made them a challenging environment in which to work during the credit crunch. Despite this, there are some impressive success stories. Our Asia Awards honour seven companies…

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