Other Trade Associations
| Jul 20th, 2000 | Filed under: Trade Associations | By: Alpha Male |
|
- The Alternative Investment Management Association (AIMA): “…the hedge fund industry’s global, not-for-profit trade association with over 1,280 corporate members worldwide.”
- The Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst (CAIA) Association: “…established with the belief that a strong foundation of knowledge specific to alternative investments is essential for all AI professionals.”
- The Connecticut Hedge Fund Association: “…educational association for Connecticut’s growing absolute return investment management industry.”
- The Global Association of Alternative Investors (GAAI): “…aims to be an association exclusively of plan sponsors, who have an interest in investments in alternative investment strategies…an intellectual think tank where sharing experiences and ideas can improve the philosophy and investment processes of its members in alternatives.”
- The Hedge Fund Association (HFA): “…international group of industry professionals with a mission to provide a forum for thought leaders, innovators, practitioners and investors who are shaping the way business is conducted in the global hedge fund industry.”
- The Managed Funds Association (MFA): “…the primary source of information for policy makers and the media and the leading advocate for sound business practices and industry growth.”
- South Florida Hedge Fund Managers: “…a regional alliance to inform and unite the growing population of Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton, Palm Beach and Naples hedge fund managers, analysts and traders.”
- Texas Hedge Fund Association: “…trade association that represents the hedge fund industry throughout the state of Texas and surrounding states.”
Related Posts
- HF trade groups, regulators call truce: peace breaking out on several fronts
- The Ivory Trade
- Is the Commodity Carry Trade the best way to find alpha buried in commodities?
- Investors pull $6b from hedge funds. So what’s the alternative “alternative”?
- Newsreel: “Subscription gates”, Darwin and free trade in hedge funds
