Jul 26

George Soros is retiring from hedge funding business. The billionaire hedge fund manager is returning money to outside investors in his $25.5 billion firm, ending a career as hedge-fund manager that spanned more than four decades.

Soros, will hand back the money, less than $1 billion, by the end of the year. His firm will focus on managing assets solely for Soros and his family, according to a letter to investors.

George Soros Reason for Retiring

George Soros’s sons said they took the decision because new financial regulations would have made it necessary for the firm to register with the Securities and Exchange Commission by March 2012 if it continued to manage money for outsiders.

George Soros legacy

Soro’s will forever be remembered a speculator, who in 1992 made $1 billion betting that the Bank of England would be forced to devalue the pound.

In the last 30 years, he’s given away more than $8 billion to promote democracy, foster free speech, improve education and fight poverty around the world.

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Apr 28

If your strategy for making money from greece financial turmoil was shorting Greece bank shares, you are to late.

The latest news from Greece is, Greek regulators have announced a ban on short-selling on Greece stock market, following steep falls in bank shares.

The reason why the banks are targeted is because they are the biggest buyers on greece debt. If Greece defaults, the banks will be hit with huge losses.

Since Greece has banned any short selling on Greece stockmarket, investors should look at international banks that might be carrying Greece debt.

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