InteDelta, a risk management and financial consultancy, has reportedly launched "Risk Health Check for Hedge Funds". The supposed Health Check is likely to covers risk governance, measurement, policies and systems in the areas of market, liquidity, operational and counterparty risk. bobsguide.com reports:
Michael Bryant, Managing Director of InteDelta, said "Risk controls within hedge funds are coming under the increased scrutiny of both investors and regulators. Yet many funds do not have dedicated risk sources or a formalized risk framework."
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Jones, Alfred W. "Fashions in Forecasting"
One can buy the March, 1949 issue of Fortune that contains it for a mere $275. I'd prefer not so.
Posted by: Ross | Feb 10, 2007 6:46:42 AM
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