Hedge Fund's Loss Prompts SEC Investigation
By Staff WriterNEW YORK (HedgeWorld.com)--Not quite two years have passed since Francis Saldutti sold his Ardent Capital Management's technology hedge fund to NorthShore Asset Management, Chicago. Now, though, a report in the Wall Street Journal says the Securities and Exchange Commission is probing a significant loss of money at the New York-based...
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