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Securitisation is not dead

Securitisation is not dead

By Michael Heise, chief economist Allianz Group/Dresdner Bank

June 2003

Orn Capital hedges on diversity

by Julie Dalla-Costa

Harald Orneberg, a former banker at Salomon Smith Barney and founder of Orn Capital, is one of the new breed of hedge fund entrepreneurs. He has built his business from multiple hedge funds with different strategies and is winning over fans.




Harold Ornberg and his team lead a new breed of hedge fund
LAST YEAR BOUTIQUE hedge fund Orn Capital created a European distressed-debt hedge fund, the only one active that is purely dedicated to Europe. The fund is Orn Capital's third, and fund of funds managers are singing its praises. Other funds include its core merger arbitrage strategy and a value event (long/short equity) fund.

Swede Harald Orneberg created Orn Capital in 1999. Since then, the total size of assets under management has grown to $324.5 million. Orneberg, now aged 40, resigned as vice-president in equity risk arbitrage at Salomon Smith Barney in London four years ago and started Orn initially as an account manager on behalf of hedge fund Paloma Partners.

By March 2000 Orneberg had created an $80 million offshore merger arbitrage fund and it was run alongside the managed account until the end of 2001. "I was...


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Some senior executives within banking are, in private of course, admitting the current composition of boards is not serving the industry’s best interests

Fewer than one in three directors of 17 banks outlined in Board stupid has any direct experience of the banking industry. Most worrying for shareholders, only one in 10 directors are former bankers in a non-executive role.

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