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N.J. Hedge Fund Manager Barred By SEC

The SEC has barred a New Jersey-based hedge fund manager from the securities industry after he allegedly misappropriated hundreds of thousands of dollars of his investors' funds since 1996.

Russian Billionaire Backs 'Soviets' At Manhattan's New Museum

Billionaire Leonid Mikhelson, Russia's 15th-richest man, has thrown his wealth behind a museum show opening today in New York to mark the 20th anniversary of the collapse of the Soviet Union.

Private Jet Firm Sees Upswing In Demand

Flight Options LLC, the second-largest fractional jet company in the U.S., has won $167 million in financing for new planes as it takes advantage of a rebound in demand.

Bank of America, Morgan Stanley Lead Private Bank Rankings

Bank of America Corp. still heads a ranking of the world's 20 biggest wealth managers while BNP Paribas SA climbed two positions to ninth place, according to Scorpio Partnership.

Greenlight Capital's Einhorn Advances In Poker World Series

David Einhorn, the hedge-fund manager who agreed in May to buy 33 percent of the New York Mets, survived the first round of the World Series of Poker's main event.

Hedge Funds Bet On Wider Europe Debt Crisis

Hedge funds that trade bonds and loans are increasing bets that Europe's sovereign debt crisis will spread to Portugal, Spain and Italy.

'Luxury' Redefined In London Home Market

The price of a luxury home in central London can jump as much as 3,000 pounds ($4,800) a square foot with the help of a pair of white gloves costing a few pounds.

Beal Becomes Billionaire With FDIC Assets As He Tops Poker Pros

Andy Beal's road to becoming a billionaire, doing deals with the likes of Carl Icahn and Donald Trump, runs straight through the slums of Newark, New Jersey.

At $51K, Bates Most Expensive U.S. College, Study Says

Maine's Bates College is the most expensive private, nonprofit college in the U.S., with its $51,300 price tag in 2009-2010, according to a government college cost.

Fidelity Expands Family Office Philanthropy Services

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Fidelity Family Office Services says it has partnered with Foundation Source, a provider of support services for private foundations, to strengthen its philanthropic service offerings. 

Paulson Says Sino-Forest Loss Was $468M

John Paulson's hedge fund lost $468 million since May 31 on Sino-Forest Corp., the Chinese tree-plantation owner accused by a short-seller of overstating timber holdings, the firm said.

Family Office Exemptions Defined By SEC

The SEC has approved rules that clarify family office exemptions to the Investment Advisers Act of 1940.

SEC Approves Private-Fund Advisor Regs

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission will require private-fund advisors to register with the agency, opening hedge funds and private-equity funds to unprecedented scrutiny.

Most Wealth-Management CEOs See Clients Unsatisfied

Most global wealth-management executives said their clients aren't satisfied as firms face low revenue growth and new regulations, according to a survey by PricewaterhouseCoopers.

Wells Fargo Lures Neglected Rich In N.Y. Private-Bank Push

Wells Fargo & Co. is aiming to build its private bank in New York by attracting affluent customers neglected by some other competitors.

Tech IPOs Boost Demand for Silicon Valley Million-Dollar Homes

A surge in wealth from technology stock sales and IPOs is spilling into the Silicon Valley real estate market as newly rich workers bid up home values.

Ways And Means Chairman Questions IRS On Gift Tax Audits

The IRS has been asked to explain how it decided to examine the returns of five taxpayers who contributed to non-profit advocacy organizations increasingly involved in political activity.

Peter Madoff's Aston Martin to Be Auctioned To Pay Victims

A vintage Aston Martin automobile previously owned by Peter Madoff, brother of Bernard L. Madoff, will be sold at auction to help pay the jailed con man's former investors.

Richest Americans Get $1.4M Tax Cut In Pawlenty Plan

The top 0.1 percent of U.S. taxpayers would save an average of $1...

JPMorgan, Ritz-Carlton Launch Luxury Rewards Card

JPMorgan Chase & Co. and the Ritz-Carlton Hotel Co. are making a run for American Express Co.'s affluent clients with the hotel's first rewards program.

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