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Returns Invested in Children and Education Posted: 18 May 2011 11:18 PM PDT Returns Invested in Children and EducationAsian Hedge Fund Charity Raising Money for MinorsReturns Invested in Children and Education is a charity set up by the Asian hedge fund community. The charity is trying to raise more money for minors, especially the ill in Cambodia and those in India's brothels. It is looking to expand its charitable fundraising after registering as an International Charitable Organization in September.Returns Invested in Children and Education, the charity set up by Asia's hedge-fund industry, is stepping up efforts to raise money for minors, including the sick in Cambodia and those growing up in India's brothels. The charity, known as RICE and started by hedge fund managers in 2006, is seeking to widen the source of its funds and allocate the money to projects in Asia after registering in Singapore as an International Charitable Organization in September, said Paul Smith, the international chief of its fund- raising committee. It previously raised money privately and was funded mainly by a few wealthy individuals, Smith said. Asia-focused hedge funds attracted more than $3.6 billion in net new capital in the first quarter, taking the industry's total assets to $88 billion as investors returned after the global financial crisis, lured by the region's economic growth that is outstripping the rest of the world, according to the Chicago-based research firm Hedge Fund Research Inc. Source Related to: Returns Invested in Children and EducationTags: Returns Invested in Children and Education, Returns Invested in Children and Education Hedge Funds, Asian hedge funds, Charity, Returns Invested in Children and Education Charity |
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