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Loeb's Third Point Offshore fund up 9.1% in November, up 12.3% YTD

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Loeb's Third Point Offshore fund up 9.1% in November, up 12.3% YTD

Daniel Loeb's Third Point LLC funds posted strong gains in November to extend year-to-date returns into the double digits after the billionaire investor overhauled his portfolio and the firm a few months ago.

TD Bank quarterly profit beats estimates on fewer provisions than expected

Toronto-Dominion Bank reported fourth-quarter profit that beat analysts' estimates on Thursday, on lower-than-expected provisions for credit losses and as its Canadian retail business and wholesale banking income grew from a year earlier.

Chinese air freight firm Apex up for sale after coronavirus boost: sources

Apex Logistics has been put up for sale by MBK Partners, which hopes to lock in a valuation of more than $1 billion after the coronavirus crisis boosted the Chinese freight forwarding company's business, people close to the matter said.

JD Logistics seeks bank pitches for Hong Kong IPO of up to $3 billion, sources say

JD Logistics has asked banks to pitch for the lead role in its Hong Kong initial public offering (IPO) of up to $3 billion as it moves towards launching the deal in the first half of 2021, according to two sources with direct knowledge of the matter.

Australia's Macquarie splurges $1.7 billion on U.S. adviser Waddell & Reed

Australia's Macquarie Group said on Thursday it would buy U.S. wealth manager Waddell & Reed Financial Inc for $1.7 billion, its first major deal under a new CEO that expands its presence in the world's largest retail finance market.

Ackman's Pershing Square Holdings fund up 62.8% for the year

Billionaire hedge fund manager William Ackman, who cautiously hedged his portfolio before the historic market sell-off in March, has extended his gains to 62.8% for the year so far.

Stocks ready to rally in '21 but outgoing Trump is risk: Pacific Life Fund Advisors

U.S. stock markets are poised to rally in 2021, bolstered by the predictability of a new U.S. president, fresh stimulus and infrastructure spending, plus a coronavirus vaccine. But there is a potential wild card: outgoing President Donald Trump, the head of asset allocation at Pacific Life Fund Advisors said on Monday.

Canadian pension funds, insurers seeking private debt face shrinking pool of lower-risk firms

Canadian pension funds and insurers are facing a shrinking universe of higher-quality private debt investments to lift returns in a low-yield world, as the coronavirus pandemic has crushed many businesses, while banks maintain lending to better ones.

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