Xerion

"Investors are being bounced around, but instability should be expected as the global economy undergoes an historic rebalancing," says Daniel Arbess , who runs the $3 billion Xerion hedge fund and is a partner at Perella Weinberg Partners.

Economy Points Down, Takes Market With It Gregory Zuckerman 2011

Mr. Arbess, who manages the $3 billion Xerion Fund for the firm, said he unwound the trade some weeks ago.

Some Investors Exit Bearish Yen Bets Neil Shah 2011

In the face of this kind of political pressure, Perella Weinberg, the owner of Xerion, backed down.

The Final Days of Merrill Lynch 2009

Mr. Arbess, who manages the $3 billion Xerion Fund for the firm, said he unwound the trade some weeks ago.

Some Investors Exit Bearish Yen Bets Neil Shah 2011

Daniel Arbess , who runs the $3 billion Xerion hedge fund and is a partner at Perella Weinberg Partners, warns that the second half likely will have as many "macro squalls" as the first half, involving jitters about sovereign debt, inflation and global growth.

The Market at Midyear: What's Coming Next? Gregory Zuckerman 2011

Some debt holders, including the hedge fund Xerion Capital Partners, believed they were contractually entitled to a much better deal as senior creditors holding secured debt.

The Final Days of Merrill Lynch 2009

In the face of this kind of political pressure, Perella Weinberg, the owner of Xerion, backed down.

The Final Days of Merrill Lynch 2009

Daniel Arbess , who manages the $2.5 billion Xerion Fund for New York-based Perella Weinberg Partners LP, said he has missed out on the recent rally since limiting risk-taking in September, but said he plans to stick to his position.

When Timing Is Everything Jonathan Cheng 2011

Some debt holders, including the hedge fund Xerion Capital Partners, believed they were contractually entitled to a much better deal as senior creditors holding secured debt.

The Final Days of Merrill Lynch 2009

Daniel Arbess , who runs the $3 billion Xerion hedge fund and is a partner at Perella Weinberg Partners, warns that the second half likely will have as many "macro squalls" as the first half, involving jitters about sovereign debt, inflation and global growth.

The Market at Midyear: What's Coming Next? Gregory Zuckerman 2011