Aman eyes comeback
Aman Capital Management, one of Singapore's biggest hedge fund managers, could make a comeback with a new fund, say sources.
A Financial Times report said the firm's main partners, Mayur Ghelani and Rahul Kumar, are thinking about starting a new fund. The report comes almost a year after the shutdown of the Aman Capital Global Fund in June 2005.
That fund, which was reportedly hit by big derivatives losses, is being wound down, and the partners are reportedly looking for seed capital for the new
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