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| Categories | Business magazine |
|---|---|
| Frequency | Monthly |
| First issue | September 2004 |
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Language | English |
| Website | www.thehedgefundjournal.com |
The Hedge Fund Journal is a monthly magazine focusing on the global hedge fund industry. [1]
The Hedge Fund Journal was formed in 2004 by Publisher Rod Sparks, and is based near Fleet Street, London, UK. The magazine consists of feature articles, original and contributed research, opinion and legal pieces, as well as strategy commentary from hedge fund managers. Its annual features include a ranking of the top 50 European hedge fund managers called The Europe 50,The 50 Leading Women In Hedge Funds, and Tomorrow's Titans. Since 2006, The Hedge Fund Journal has hosted an annual awards ceremony, to recognise the leading service providers to the European hedge fund industry, and expanded its awards franchise to include a UCITS awards ceremony in 2010.
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Liongate Capital Management was a global investment management firm, focused on creating and managing fund of hedge fund investments for institutional and private investors. Liongate, founded in 2003 by Jeff Holland, Ben Funk and Randall Dillard, managed a range of funds of hedge funds in both commingled funds and tailored, single client portfolios. The firm, which at it peak managed over USD 3 billion with an additional USD 4 billion in assets under advisory, had a global reach with offices in London, New York, Zurich, Dubai, Malta and Mumbai. The Liongate partners sold the firm to Principal Financial Group in 2013 as the large US insurer and asset manager wanted a hedge fund research platform in order to quickly ramp up retail hedge fund distribution in the US.
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