Illinois Hedge Fund Guide
Guide to Hedge Funds in Illinois
Below please find our state hedge fund guide for Illinois:Resource #1: Full list of hedge funds in Illinois with contact details included: List of Hedge Funds in Chicago and State of Illinois
Resource #2: Hedge fund jobs in Illinois source
Resource #3: Kenneth C. Griffin was one of those Wall Street whiz kids. As a teenager, he traded out of his dorm room at Harvard. In his 20s, he opened his own hedge fund. In his 30s, he boasted that his company might one day rival Goldman Sachs. But it can be tough for a boy wonder to grow up -- particularly in the midst of the gravest financial crisis since the Depression. source
Resource #4: A Chicago-area hedge fund, its investment adviser, chief executive and two employees have agreed to pay $40 million to settle charges that they were involved in an illegal late-trading scheme, authorities said on Tuesday. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, which conducted the probe along with the New York attorney general's office, said it charged Ritchie Multi-Strategy Global Trading Ltd and its Chicago-based adviser, Ritchie Capital Management source
Resource #5: Hedge fund managers that earned their keep on the trading floors of Chicago's exchanges are snapping up graduates from one of the newest program disciplines at the University of Chicago. Some of the recent hires at firms such as Citadel Investment Group LLC have been graduates from the financial mathematics program, which is one of the first graduate programs at the University of Chicago designed to train students for placement into the workforce source
Resource #6: The Midwest chapter for a great organization, Hedge Funds Care. source
Resource #7: Hedge funds managed by Chicago firms outpaced global performance in the third quarter, according to a report from Morningstar Inc. The 26 Chicago single funds that reported performance data to Morningstar had an average third-quarter increase of 7.45%, compared with 2.44% for the whole survey. source
Resource #8: Liquidations in the third quarter of 2008 soared by 70pc compared to the same period last year, according to the latest figures from Chicago-based Hedge Fund Research. A total of 344 hedge funds closed over the three months to the end of September, smashing the record of 267 set in the fourth quarter of 2006. Experts now expect the number in the current quarter to be far higher as a result of the heightened turmoil source
Resource #9: Federal regulators have accused a Chicago-based hedge fund of misappropriating more than $11 million from hundreds of people who invested at least $300 million with it to trade commodity futures contracts. The Commodity Futures Trading Commission brought the charges Tuesday, broadening its existing lawsuit against Lake Shore Asset Management Ltd. The original suit was filed last June. source
Resource #10: Everyone can identify the losers in the subprime catastrophe: failed investment banks, a crippled stock market and taxpayers who could be stuck purchasing $700 billion in bad debt that no one else wants. But the stormiest of crises also contain some sunshine. Several Chicago firms could benefit from the turmoil, as the country looks for ways to control the financial risks that hold it hostage. source
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