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Media Centre
| 13 Apr 11 |
Keeping cool in times of crisis Article from the Australian Financial Review Bart Turtelboom hails from Belgium but now calls London home. His world, however, is the vast sweep of emerging markets and he takes a simple approach to the task of investing money: manage your risk. This article requires a subscription to afr.com |
| 30 Mar 11 |
Finalists' list announced for the Man Booker International Prize 2011 Thirteen writers have made it on to the judges’ list of finalists under serious consideration for the fourth Man Booker International Prize, the £60,000 award which recognises one writer for his or her achievement in fiction. |
| 17 Mar 11 |
Chinese author, Bi Feiyu, wins the 2010 Man Asian Literary Prize Bi Feiyu was today announced the winner of the 2010 Man Asian Literary Prize for his novel Three Sisters. |
| 10 Feb 11 |
Transforming the hedge fund offer for the 2010s Article from the Hedge Fund Journal Peter Clarke, CEO of Man Group, on the hedge fund offer for the 2010s. |
| 21 Oct 10 |
GLG's emerging markets team turn adversity into advantage Article from Hedge Fund Intelligence Taking over from the high-profile Greg Coffey - and on the day that Lehman folded - was a big test for GLG's new EM team. But they have rebuilt the business to capture the high returns from EM investing without the heavy losses that can also go with the territory. |
| 14 Oct 10 |
Completion of Acquisition of GLG Partners, Inc. Man Group plc ("Man") and GLG Partners, Inc. ("GLG") are pleased to announce that the recommended acquisition of GLG by Man has been completed today, to create a multi-style, performance-focused alternative asset manager with funds of around $63 billion under management. GLG is now a wholly owned subsidiary of Man. |
| 1 Oct 10 |
Q&A with Pierre Lagrange, GLG Partners Pierre Lagrange, a co-founder of GLG Partners, spoke to editor Bill McIntosh about how the strategy has evolved, why performance can get better and what the impending merger with Man Group will mean for GLG and investors in its funds |
| 12 Oct 10 |
The Finkler Question wins The 2010 Man Booker Prize for Fiction Howard Jacobson is tonight (Tuesday 12 October) named the winner of the £50,000 Man Booker Prize for Fiction for The Finkler Question, published by Bloomsbury. |
| 7 Sep 10 |
Man fund moves to daily liquidity In a significant advance, Man Investments Australia is introducing daily liquidity for one of its flagship investment funds, Man AHL Alpha (AUD). |
| 16 Aug 10 |
Catastrophe insurance fund announces $50 million cornerstone investment A new Australian onshore unit trust investing in catastrophe insurance, the Palmetto Australian Unit Trust, has opened this month with a $50 million initial investment from ipac Asset Management Limited. |
| 1 Jun 10 |
Oxford-Man Institute of Quantitative Finance wins 'Actualidad Económica' award The Oxford Man Institute of Quantitative Finance was recognised yesterday as one of the 100 best ideas of the year by Spanish financial magazine 'Actualidad Económica' at an awards ceremony in Madrid. |
| 12 Apr 10 |
Man Investments wins USD1 billion managed account mandate Man Investments has been awarded a managed account mandate for up to USD1 billion by the UK's second largest private sector pension fund. |
| 22 Feb 10 |
Australian investors tip USD150.5 million into catastrophe reinsurance Five Australian institutional investors have allocated USD150.5 in total to catastrophe reinsurance specialist Nephila Capital in the past year. |
| 6 Oct 09 |
Wolf Hall wins The 2009 Man Booker Prize for Fiction Hilary Mantel was named the winner of the £50,000 Man Booker Prize for Fiction for Wolf Hall, published by Fourth Estate. |
| 25 Sep 09 |
Man Research Laboratory and Oxford-Man Institute of Quantitative Finance expand into new premises Man Research Laboratory (MRL) and the Oxford-Man Institute of Quantitative Finance (OMI) opened new, larger premises in Jericho, Oxford, on 24 September, demonstrating that the two groups' unique collaboration is flourishing as it moves into its third year. |
| 21 Jul 09 |
Nephila Capital Grows as Investors Allocate to Catastrophe Reinsurance Bermuda - Sophisticated institutions around the world are actively seeking non-correlated investments, leading to strong investor demand for insurance-linked securities, such as catastrophe bonds. |
| 1 Jun 09 |
Man Investments announces mandate awarded to Nephila Capital Sydney - Man Investments today announced the awarding of a USD35 million mandate to Man's part-owned manager, Nephila Capital, by AMP Capital Investors. |