Aspecte teoretice și practice privind vulture funds//Vulture funds' theoretical and practical aspects by Alexandru Chistruga

“…Vulture funds, a type of investment fund that falls under the umbrella of hedge funds, are also included among them. Due to the way they operate, vulture funds have the potential to generate returns that are greater than 1000% of the initial investment. …”
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Private equity by Jenkinson, T

“…But the clouds that have descended since August 2007 have at least one silver lining: the intense public scrutiny of the private equity industry has been, to some extent, diverted into other areas of the financial system, in particular the investment banks, rating agencies, imploding hedge funds and structured vehicles etc. During this crisis, private equity funds have attracted little attention, except for their activities in taking advantage of banks’ desire to sell debt backing private equity deals. …”

A Study of Financialization of Commodity Markets in India by Rodrigues Joswin Prince, B Vinnarasi

“…From 2000 to 2010, the estimation of the number of commodity index traders quadrupled, also, the number of hedge funds tripled. Recently, it has been noticed that in India, there occurs a vast inflow of investment toward the CF. …”
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Pairs trading techniques: An empirical contrast by Mario Carrasco Blázquez, Carmen De la Orden De la Cruz, Camilo Prado Román

“…Over the last few years, several hedge funds have used different ways to successfully implement this trading strategy. …”
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Funding Translational Medicine via Public Markets: The Business Development Company by Forman, Sandra M., Shilling, Monica, Sweeney, Grace K., Lo, Andrew W

“…BDCs are ideally suited for long-term investors in biomedical innovation, including: (i) investors with biomedical expertise who understand the risks of the FDA approval process, (ii) “banking entities,” now prohibited from investing in hedge funds and private equity funds by the Volcker Rule, but who are permitted to invest in BDCs, subject to certain restrictions, and (iii) retail investors, who traditionally have had to invest in large pharmaceutical companies to gain exposure to similar assets. …”
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Financial trading in the digital age: the integration of large language model and reinforcement learning by Zhao, Lingxuan

“…The traditional strategies primarily rely on mathematical and statistical models, while a growing number of hedge funds have begun to explore machine learning-based algorithms, for developing sophisticated trading strategies. …”
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Cryptocurrency co-investment network: token returns reflect investment patterns by Luca Mungo, Silvia Bartolucci, Laura Alessandretti

“…Abstract Since the introduction of Bitcoin in 2009, the dramatic and unsteady evolution of the cryptocurrency market has also been driven by large investments by traditional and cryptocurrency-focused hedge funds. Notwithstanding their critical role, our understanding of the relationship between institutional investments and the evolution of the cryptocurrency market has remained limited, also due to the lack of comprehensive data describing investments over time. …”
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Estimating Risk and Return Combinations for New Derivatives Funds by Alexandre Bona, Affonso Tarciro, Jr., Ney Roberto Ottoni de Brito

“…The smaller the increases in risk exposure required to obtain an increase in excess returns, the less risky the product will be After solving the problem under specific assumptions, the paper proceeds to test empirically their validity using a representative sample of hedge funds in the Brazilian market. The empirical results strongly support the validity of the required assumptions.…”
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In the fight against climate change, did the financial sector cut secular ties with the oil industry or merely camouflage them? by Franco Ruzzenenti, Klaus Hubacek, Giampaolo Gabbi

“…However, banks are only one part of this complex and varied landscape of global finance, which, among institutional investors, includes investment funds, hedge funds, mutual funds, insurance funds, pension plans and ETFs (exchange-traded funds). …”
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Real estate opportunity funds : past fund performance as an indicator of subsequent fund performance by Hahn, Cathy C. (Cathy Celia), 1968-

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Income inequality and wealth concentration as a root cause of the subprime crisis by Goda, Thomas

“…The major contributions of this dissertation are however (i) to provide empirical evidence about the negative impact of investor demand on US long-term bond yields in the pre-crisis period, which gives support to the hypothesis that the increasing global demand for safe assets led to a 'search for yield' by investors; (ii) to present estimates about the specific contribution of high net worth individuals to this negative impact; and (iii) to show that after having helped to cause a yield problem in the major US debt markets, high net worth individuals (via hedge funds) continued to be a major source of the pressure on US banks to resolve this yield problem through the mass production of CDOs.…”
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Shadow Bank Systems in European Affairs: Measuring Capability of Fraud Risk in Special Reports by Stefano de Nichilo

“…Examples of shadow banks include finance companies, asset-backed commercial paper (ABCP) conduits, limited-purpose finance companies, structured investment vehicles, credit hedge funds, money market mutual funds, securities lenders, and government-sponsored enterprises. …”
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Identifying Real Estate Development Opportunities: Web-Scraping, Regex Patterns & String-Searching Algorithms by Williams, Oscar

“…Web-scraping and data mining algorithms are used extensively by hedge funds, equities traders, digital marketers and in the technology sector more broadly. …”
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Risk arbitrage in emerging markets by Goh, Mengkiat

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A Hybrid Artificial Intelligence Approach to Portfolio Management by Hamidreza Haddadian, Morteza Baky Haskuee, Gholamreza Zomorodian

“…In recent years a large number of investment companies and hedge funds have been implementing algorithmic and automated trading on their trading. …”
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Foreign exchange rate prediction using feedforward neural networks by Khetwani Akash Manish

“…From governments trying to build a stronger currency to have an edge in international trading to hedge funds using algorithmic trading to make a profit, everyone is a part of the forex market. …”
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INVESTMENT STRATEGIES OF INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS: SOVEREIGN WEALTH FUNDS VS ENDOWMENTS by E. S. Biryukov

“…Institutional investors of both these types ceased to focus on conservative instruments - bonds and deposits , and use other options: Global - stocks , Yale – private equity , hedge funds, real estate investments , etc. With the expand of the spectrum of instruments in which the funds are invested the income volatility increases either, and therefore the institutional investors should be both transparent and explain to the public the motives of investment strategy changes.…”
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An inquiry into the nature and causes of the anticompetitive effects of horizontal shareholding, and a discussion of potential solutions under EU and UK competition law by Reyntjens, TML

“…It is argued that shareholder passivity is exacerbated when shareholders invest in horizontal competitors, that activist hedge funds are less likely to succeed in their campaigns, and that executive compensation becomes less attuned to the pursuit of aggressive product market competition. …”

Governance of non-bank systematically important financial institutions by Morbee, K

“…More specifically, it identifies perverse incentives in the case of systemically important banks, CCPs, mutual funds, and hedge funds. The need for corporate governance regulation therefore lies in the inherent incompleteness of prudential regulation and supervision. …”

Volatility contagion between cryptocurrencies, gold and stock markets pre-and-during COVID-19: evidence using DCC-GARCH and cascade-correlation network by Bassam A. Ibrahim, Ahmed A. Elamer, Thamir H. Alasker, Marwa A. Mohamed, Hussein A. Abdou

“…These results suggest a risk of uncontrollable threats from Bitcoin volatility and highlight the need for measures to prevent infection transmission to local stock markets. Hedge funds, mutual funds, and individual and institutional investors can benefit from using our findings in their risk management strategies. …”
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