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Alternative Investment News
Alternative Investment News combines a daily email and online news service with an in-depth weekly print edition to be the first to bring you usable, bankable business leads in the world of hedge funds and other alternative investments—which institutional investors are hiring and firing hedge funds? Which hedge funds are hiring and firing service providers and personnel? Which hedge funds are opening and closing offices?...and more.
Barron's
Barron's is America’s premier financial magazine, renowned for its market-moving stories. Published by Dow Jones & Company since 1921, it reaches an influential audience of senior corporate decision makers, institutional investors, individual investors and financial professionals. With new content available every week in print and every business day online, Barron’s provides readers with a comprehensive review of the market’s recent activity, coupled with in-depth, sophisticated reports on what’s likely to happen in the market in the days and weeks to come. As a result, Barron’s is the financial information source these powerful people rely on for market information, ideas and insights they can use to increase their professional success and enhance their personal, financial well-being.
Derivatives Week
Derivatives Week is the only publication dedicated to breaking news on the over-the-counter derivatives market worldwide. Every week, its reporters in New York, London and Hong Kong dig up must-read intelligence on swaps and options on credit, equities, interest rates, currencies and commodities before it appears anywhere else. They reveal whose using derivatives, whose planning to do so and why. Coverage includes development of new derivative instruments, regulatory changes, firm reorganizations, market trends and risk management.
FO Week
FO Week is the essential news service for the global derivatives industry.
FOW Magazine
FOW is essential reading for all those involved in the global derivatives industry. It provides timely analysis, indepth research, seminal surveys and editorial opinion on an unrivalled basis.
Futures Magazine
Futures Magazine has been covering the derivatives markets for 36 years and is written for traders who use the commodity and financial futures, options, stocks, and forex markets to make money. Futures magazine educates traders by providing detailed strategies and analyzing new and time-tested techniques. By reporting on markets and interviewing successful traders, we help our readers better understand the business to capitalize on current events, maximize trading profits while minimizing risk, and trade successfully.
Markets Media
Markets Media has launched the first Web site to offer a unique perspective of the dynamic equity and derivatives markets and the myriad relationships among key players, including: options trading; exchanges; alternative trading systems; broker dealers; institutional traders; hedge funds; vendors and regulators. The magazine will launch March 25, 2008, featuring more in-depth coverage across all asset classes, featuring stories like ‘Are Options the Next Big Algo Market?´ By Gail Osten. The story examines how structural and regulatory changes, combined with hedge fund and institutional capital flows into strategies that use exchange-traded options, are driving unprecedented levels of volume growth in the U.S. equity options marketplace.
Markets Media Live kicks off its conference offerings with April events in Toronto and San Francisco and moves to Dallas May 21 for the Texas Trading Forum. Everything’s bigger in Texas, including Markets Media Live’s list of speakers and forums.
The online digital platform and daily news service www.marketsmediaonline.com includes a Home Page with the most important news in the markets we cover; analysis on specific subjects by industry experts; in-depth reports into news and developments affecting the industry at large; as well as a section for press releases.
Wall Street Journal
Visit the Wall Street Journal on-line at www.wallstreetjournal.com.
Wall Street Letter
Wall Street Letter breaks news. Its coverage includes not just the major institutional and retail firms, but also the smaller firms and companies that provide services to the brokerage industry. On a weekly basis in print, on the Web and via breaking news emails, it delivers insight into industry trends and analysis, personnel moves, firm politics and business strategy, and legal and regulatory developments.
