Posts Tagged ‘ alternative investing ’

Regent Global Funds Remains a Safe Haven During Market Crash

Oct 23rd, 2008 | By rgblog | Category: Press

Regent Global Funds Remains a Safe Haven During Market Crash
Chicago, Illinois: October 23, 2008: Alternative investment fund and lender, Regent Global Funds (RGF), is reporting to its private investors a positive 8.76% annualized return for the first three quarters of 2008.  With most major markets down over 30% for the same time period, this represents [...]



Hedge Funds Weary to Invest in Freddie, Fannie: Government Bailout May be Inevitable

Aug 26th, 2008 | By rgblog | Category: Investment Perspectives

Investing Symposium is proud to carry this Investment Perspective from Julie Scuderi, Senior Editor for Hedgeco.net, that quotes Michael Facchini, Managing Partner of Regent Global Funds, about opinions on the MBS market.
New York (HedgeCo.Net) - While the U.S. Treasury has done all it can to stave off rumors of a government bailout of Fannie Mae [...]



GLOBAL MARKET REVIEW

May 2nd, 2008 | By rgblog | Category: Articles on Investing

By: Michael Gesualdi, TD Waterhouse
We are happy to have our first article from Michael Gesualdi at TD Waterhouse, about the U.S. markets from a non-U.S. perspective.  Michael wanted to give us a broad view of the markets for his first offering, and his next article will start focusing in on particular factors affecting the [...]



Why Traditional Diversification is not Diversified

Apr 10th, 2008 | By rgblog | Category: Articles on Investing

By: Dominic Mazzone, Managing Partner, Regent Global Funds 
Diversification has taken on many meanings within the past few decades depending on who you talk to, and in my opinion, I think on the way we lost its true meaning.  I believe the reason for losing the real meaning of the word is due to the financial [...]



Hard Money Booms in Subprime Debacle

Mar 24th, 2008 | By rgblog | Category: Articles on Investing

By: Dominic Mazzone, Managing Partner, Regent Global Funds
You don’t have to be an expert to know that the media loves tragedy, and anything with the word Subprime in the last several months has qualified. Let’s face it, doom and gloom sells and I would love to see the circulation numbers on any newspaper that had the [...]