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Liquidnet says institutional traders concerned about high-frequency trading

High-frequency trading is negative for long-only investors who make stock trades of considerable size, says a Liquidnet survey of more than 300 traders at asset management firms around the world.

I & T NewsSeptember 13, 2011

Dimensional gets $165 Million from LUCRF

Labour Union Cooperative Retirement Fund (LUCRF) has allocated $165 million to Dimensional to invest in two of the Austin, Texas-based firm’s funds.

I & T NewsJuly 5, 2011

Intech attracts more QICers, pushes dynamic asset allocation

Intech Investments has hired BT Investment Management’s former head of quant analysis to run a new dynamic asset allocation capability, while a husband-and-wife team of senior QIC investment professionals has also joined the fold.

Staff WriterSeptember 30, 2008

Investment Strategy

Intech attracts more QICers, pushes dynamic asset allocation

Intech Investments has hired BT Investment Management’s former head of quant analysis to run a new dynamic asset allocation capability, while a husband-and-wife team of senior QIC investment professionals has also joined the fold.

Staff WriterSeptember 30, 2008

Hedge Funds

Intech analyst picks relationships over research

Barclays Global Investors (BGI) has recruited a fixed income and currency analyst from Intech into its institutional distribution team.

Staff WriterJuly 22, 2008

Investment Strategy

Intech analyst picks relationships over research

Barclays Global Investors (BGI) has recruited a fixed income and currency analyst from Intech into its institutional distribution team.

Staff WriterJuly 22, 2008

Hedge Funds

InTech loses $11b client, clarifies asset consulting future

The $11 billion investment facility of the NSW Treasury Corporation (TCorp) has appointed a new asset consultant, continuing a horror run on the traditional consulting front for InTech.

Staff WriterJune 24, 2008

Investment Strategy

InTech loses $11b client, clarifies asset consulting future

The $11 billion investment facility of the NSW Treasury Corporation (TCorp) has appointed a new asset consultant, continuing a horror run on the traditional consulting front for InTech.

Staff WriterJune 24, 2008