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A surplus of memories about Miller's start – Daily Bulletin - Vimarsana News

A surplus of memories about Miller's start – Daily Bulletin

THE RECENT passing of Dave Miller, the founder of clothing giant Miller’s Outpost, reminds us of a homegrown success story, one that started in an Ontario storefront. What became a jeans retailer began as Miller’s Surplus, a shop in downtown Ontario selling Army and Navy surplus goods from World War II. Every red-blooded boy’s fantasy, […]

Opalesque Roundup: Hedge fund profits outweigh redemptions in March: hedge fund news - Vimarsana News

Opalesque Roundup: Hedge fund profits outweigh redemptions in March: hedge fund news

In the week ending June 2nd 2023, Barclay Fund Flow Indicator revealed that hedge fund industry redemptions continued in March from the prior month's level with -$18.31 billion in net outflows, -0.37% of industry assets. A $30.68 billion trading

Morning Coffee: The other big European bank that may need retention bonuses. New multistrategy hedge fund has interesting hiring approach - Vimarsana News

Morning Coffee: The other big European bank that may need retention bonuses. New multistrategy hedge fund has interesting hiring approach

Another European bank has developed a leak.

AQR founder backs new niche hedge fund - Vimarsana News

AQR founder backs new niche hedge fund

Cliff Asness, the founder of quantitative investment firm AQR Capital, is backing a new 'niche' multistrategy hedge fund launched by former employee Brian Hurst and Goldman Sachs Group alumnus Elisha Wiesel, according to a report by Bloomberg,

The path to success - Vimarsana News

The path to success

The labor market continues to shrink. The ‘Great Resignation’, which began in spring 2021 in the United States, has left employers hard pressed to fill staffing vacancies. As workers can afford to be choosey in terms of employment, companies need to up the ante in terms of offerings. One way to do this is by clearly defining career paths within the organization to both attract