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Credit crisis claims more victims

Hedge fund managers forced to restructure after consecutive months of big losses

Three credit hedge fund managers have been forced to wind down their funds or restructure them, and two others have lost more than a fifth of their value, as the crisis deepens in their sector.

Sailfish Capital Partners, a US firm which last year managed almost $2bn (€1.3bn) of assets, said it was winding down its funds in an orderly fashion. Its global fixed-income fund has fallen 30.2% since June in a run of loss-making months.

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