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2. Hedge fund - Wikipedia

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   Side pockets were widely used by hedge funds during the financial crisis of 2007–2008 amidst a flood of withdrawal requests. Side pockets allowed fund managers to lay away illiquid securities until market liquidity improved, a move that could reduce losses.

3. Funds begin parking sanction-hit Russian assets in 'side pockets'

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   So-called "side pockets", used by hedge funds in the global financial crisis, but previously not allowed for mainstream European funds, separate out illiquid often risky assets so main funds can ...

4. BFAM Partners - Wikipedia

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   In response to the crisis, BFAM ringfenced hard-to-sell China credit assets into a side pocket to avoid a fire sale and give the issuers time to recover. BFAM would also shift focus to more liquid investments such as equities, currencies, convertible bonds and block trades. In addition, BFAM aimed to have less assets under management, with a ...

5. Beach Point Capital Management - Wikipedia

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   The independent business was renamed to Beach Point Capital Management and a significant number of Post Advisory's employees left to join it including its Chief investment officer. [2] [3] Within a year of its founding, Beach Point became the 83rd biggest hedge fund firm in the world, ahead of Marshall Wace and Tiger Global Management. [3]

6. Hedge funds to America: Thanks for all that AIG money! - AOL

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   Billions of taxpayer dollars that the U.S. government gave to AIG (AIG) to prop up the insurer could end up in the pockets of hedge funds that bet on a falling U.S. housing market, according to a ...

7. Private-equity secondary market - Wikipedia

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   Growth in the secondary market continued trending upward in 2013 reaching its highest level yet, with an estimated total transaction volume of $36bn per the Setter Capital Volume Report 2013, as follows: private equity $28 billion, real estate secondaries $5.1 billion, hedge fund side pockets $1.6 billion, infrastructure funding $0.7 billion ...