Other Industry Websites
| Jul 20th, 2000 | Filed under: News, Journals & Blogs | By: Alpha Male |
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Hedge Fund News Websites
- Albourne Village: News, service provider listings, research library, jobs, message board. Grand daddy of hedge fund websites. Bills itself as an “information economy” for members of the hedge fund industry
- Barclay Hedge Press Releases
- EurekaHedge: News, original articles, hedge fund database
- EMII (Hedge Funds): Euromoney’s main hedge fund website
- FinAlternatives: News, articles, research library, searches, service directory, free newsletter. One of our favorites.
- Hedgeco.net: News, hedge fund directory, service provider listings, jobs, industry data/information
- HedgeFund.net: Manager database, news, free weekly newsletter
- HedgeWeek: News, jobs, extensive industry research, extensive service provider directory
- Hedgeworld: Extensive news, hedge fund database, service provider listings, for-fee newsletter
- Hedge Fund Center: US-focused news, research library, message board
- Hedge Fund Law Report: Weekly analysis of developments in hedge fund law and regulation, by subscription
- Hedge Fund Research: Hedge fund database, for-fee articles/reports
- Hedge Funds Review: UK-focused magazine, news, original articles
- HFM Week: UK-based magazine, news, original articles, searches, service provider listing
- Money Science – Hedge Fund Focus: UK-based news, jobs, research, message board
- Opalesque: Extensive news clippings and original content covering various issues of interest to hedge fund managers, for-fee
- whosinmyfund.com: “This site groups hedge fund investors by exposure, allowing members to share news, opinion & collaborate on the management of their investments”
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