Filed in archive Hedgetalk by Alex Akesson on June 6, 2008

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AIG and Larch Lane have announced the formation of a joint venture to make seed investments in hedge funds. They are targeting hedge fund start-ups, teams leaving established hedge funds, and established hedge funds in need of restructuring.

The joint venture anticipates investing $50-200 million per deal across a wide range of hedge fund strategies and geographies.

AIG is currently invested in more than 130 hedge funds, including emerging managers. Larch Lane is among the pioneers in the hedge fund seeding business.

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Response from: benny quetell (06/17/08 1:33pm)

I would be interested in any hedge fund that would like to communicate as it regards to entertainment project funding.
I have a few sources for funding. They are indeed interested in displaying there low risk syndication to protect investors while rolling out entertainment projects clear into the black.