Arbitrager的意思|Arbitrager的解释-里氏词典

arbitrager ['ɑrbɪtrɑʒ]

[经] 套汇人, 套利人

arbitrager

[ noun ]
someone who engages in arbitrage (who purchases securities in one market for immediate resale in another in the hope of profiting from the price differential)
<noun.person>

arbitrager \arbitrager\ n.
same as {arbitrageur}.

Syn: arb, arbitrageur
[PJC]

Mr. Clore, the son of the late British retail magnate Sir Charles Clore, is said to be a reclusive arbitrager who conducts most of his business from Geneva, Paris and London.
Douglas Scarff, the SEC's regional administrator in Boston, said the indictments demonstrate that "you don't have to be a New York arbitrager" to be nabbed trading on inside information.
The market has been weak since Nov. 14, when arbitrager Ivan Boesky agreed to plead guilty to a criminal charge, hand over $100 million and cooperate with investigators.
"Who is Roy Disney to take on something this size?" asked one arbitrager, alluding to Mr. Disney's track record of far smaller investments.
Part of a clubby network of major players in the stock market, however, he succumbed to the temptation to swap illegal favors with some clients, including arbitrager Ivan Boesky.
For example, an arbitrager may profit by buying stock of one company involved in a prospective merger and selling short the stock of another.
Like Mr. Boesky, Mr. Mulheren was hugely successful as an arbitrager in an era of unbridled takeover speculation.
Said another arbitrager: "He was highly respected in the business.
Three shareholders of Fischbach Corp. filed a lawsuit seeking to have Miami Beach financier Victor Posner removed as chairman for alleged illegal dealings with former arbitrager Ivan F. Boesky.
"And at the heart of the hostile corporate takeover process has been the risk arbitrager."
The settlement is the second largest in the SEC's history, exceeded only by the $100 million paid by arbitrager Ivan F. Boesky last November to settle insider-trading and other securities-law charges.
Northview formerly was headed by arbitrager Ivan Boesky, who resigned in 1986 after settling insider-trading charges with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
One arbitrager said many investors believe there is a lot of value in Mr. Singleton's portfolio.
"This is very exciting," said one arbitrager who didn't want to be identified.
"It shows that the independent committee's really going to be independent and fight," said one arbitrager.
Said one arbitrager: "It's a troubled industry.
Early Friday afternoon, the arbitrager was led into a county courtroom, his left wrist shackled to a line of a dozen other prisoners.
"All of a sudden, a lot of money flew into arbitragers' hands, and they could influence the outcome of deals," says one arbitrager who has been in the business more than 10 years, part of the time with Mr. Boesky.
"The reset is starting to look more doable," says Lawrence Garshofsky, an arbitrager at Kayne Anderson & Co., Los Angeles, which owns some RJR bonds.
New York investor, chairman of Trans World Airlines Inc. Former arbitrager turned takeover artist in late 1970s, famed in battles with Phillips Petroleum and USX.
The 44-year-old arbitrager hasn't made any public comment since his arrest, but sources close to Goldman Sachs say he is strenuously maintaining his innocence.
A federal judge ordered arbitrager John A. Mulheren released to a private psychiatric hospital after a government-appointed doctor called him "no danger at the moment," but an appeals court immediately stayed the order.
The GAF case was based on information indirectly supplied by convicted arbitrager Ivan Boesky.
As part of the SEC's settlement of insider-trading charges with Mr. Boesky, the commission has taken control of the one-time arbitrager's stake in Cambrian & General Securities PLC.
Market watchers speculated that either U.S. arbitrager Asher Edelman or Bond Corp., or perhaps both, were picking up shares in the British conglomerate.
"The Polaroid plan makes it virtually impossible for anyone to get the 85%" says an arbitrager who has studied the company.
A Prudential-Bache spokeswoman said that Guy Wyser-Pratte, a top arbitrager with 25 years at the firm, would help wind down the risk arbitrage department's operations.
Brokerage commission revenue dropped off throughout the industry, on investor reaction to the insidertrading scandal involving arbitrager Ivan F. Boesky, Mr. Liss noted.
But one arbitrager who holds about $1.5 million of Catalyst bonds is a bit wary.
Attorneys for Ivan F. Boesky have denied a claim in federal court that the jailed arbitrager had at least $25 million left after paying $100 million to settle insider trading charges with the government.

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