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Corey Ribotsky and Hedge Fund News

Admin — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 08:44:47 +0000

According to The Money Trail, this year, there could be tremendous opportunity for the hedge fund industry, despite the fact that it will simultaneously be facing various challenges.
The Money Trail is a report put out from Barclays Capital. Some years ago, the Barclay Hedge named Corey Ribotsky’s hedge fund one of America’s top hedge funds. It seemed that Ribotsky’s firm enjoyed an incredible 20.68% return between October 2006 and September 2007.

So what does the future hold for Corey Ribotsky’s firm and other hedge funds? It is worth looking at the recent Prime Services Hedge Fund Symposium which was hosted in New York, along with various industry analyses.

According to Head of Prime Services at Barclays Capital, Ajay Nagpal, “our analysis indicates that investors are likely to allocate approximately USD80 billion of new capital to the hedge fund industry this year. 2012 has the potential to be the most significant year for new capital allocations to hedge funds since 2007.” This has to be good news for hedge funds.

Team In Training Named Best Charity Training Program

Admin — Sat, 07 Jan 2012 09:44:56 +0000

LLS is proud to announce that their Team In Training program has been voted Best Charity Training Program in the 2011 BEST of Competitor poll. The winners were selected by votes that came into the Competitor magazine. Team In Training is the endurance sports training program that is part of LLS. LLS, where Corey Ribotsky and so many others donate, offers this as a wonderful way to raise money for cancer research.

TNT started in 1988 and has trained more than half a million participants. They’ve raised more than $1.2 billion to support LLS.

As Nancy L. Klein, the Chief Marketing and Revenue Office of LLS said, “Competitor Magazine is a leading voice in endurance sports, and its readers have their fingers on the pulse of what programs and services provide the highest caliber of training and the best overall experience for participants, so LLS is truly honored that they voted us their favorite program.”

Giving Back While Receiving

Admin — Fri, 23 Dec 2011 09:45:41 +0000

It’s hard to find a better way to support a charity than to do so while you benefit as well. Now, the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, where Corey Ribotsky is a donor, has found a way to do just that. They have recently partnered with renowned apparel and gear company Lands’ End to make your holiday season sweeter – while also making those in needs have a sweeter experience.

Here’s how. When you shop at LLS’s e-store, 20% of your purchase price will be donated back to LLS. The e-store offers the best of Lands’ End clothing and the prices are exactly the same as those you would find at the regular Land’s End store. The only difference is that when you buy the shirt or camping gear through the LLS e-store, you are helping to fight blood cancers with every purchase that you make.

This is truly a way to enjoy the holiday season for yourself, your family and friends, and for those in need of extra assistance in fighting cancers.

Corey Ribotsky and the LIJ University Health System

Admin — Tue, 13 Dec 2011 09:46:17 +0000

The North Sure LIJ University Health System does a lot for its community. One service it offers is classes. For example, the Center for Learning and Innovation “promotes a culture dedicated to excellence, innovation, teamwork, and continuous change.” It provides a huge variety of different learning opportunities. Its employees receive help with developing knowledge and skills that are needed to support the goals of the North Shore-LIJ Health System. This Center is recognized as a leader in workforce development as well as a “model provider of continuous organizational learning, and a driver of system-wide cultural change.”

Corey Ribotsky is an elected member of the Board of Trustees of The North Shore/LIJ University Health System.

LLS Creates Co-Pay Program to Help Those in Need

Admin — Mon, 05 Dec 2011 08:13:13 +0000

The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS), where Corey Ribotsky is a supporter, has recently created a co-pay program which helps patients to pay their insurance premiums and to meet co-pay responsibilities. Their program helps people with many different blood cancers and it can help with as much as $10,000 in relief depending on the individual situation.

Learn more about the LLS co-pay program and about the many other programs that they have to assist those with blood cancers. And, find out more about becoming a donor and helping those in need.

Corey Ribotsky and the Barclay Hedge

Admin — Fri, 07 Oct 2011 09:10:12 +0000

Corey Ribotsky, Managing Member of a specialized investment management firm, has, during this career been recognized by the Barclay Hedge for his firm’s exceptional returns. The Barclay Hedge is a “premier provider of alternative investment performance data, analytical tools, and consulting services to institutional and high net worth investors,” offering various seminars and conferences to help its clients.

Upcoming is the ‘Endowment and Foundation Conference’ which will be focusing on issues charitable foundations and endowments have to face vis-à-vis investment issues and their fiscal strategy. Those attending the conference will hear speakers discuss the following issues: fiduciary planning liability and ethics; how to select money managers; benefits and disadvantages of equity investments; portfolio alpha capturing; benefits of non-profit governance for endowments and more.

Bingo with the CMFNY to Benefit Kids in Need

Admin — Fri, 30 Sep 2011 08:09:19 +0000

Always thinking of creative ways to raise money and help kids, the Children’s Medical Fund of New York where Corey Ribotsky is the president recently had a Bingo Night on Wednesday, September 28th. The evening took place at the Lutheran Church at 420 Stewart Avenue and was $11 per child. Each child received a bingo card, snacks, drinks and favors and there were raffles as well. The prizes included great things for kids from Legos and Nerf to iTune gift cards.

All proceeds from the event benefit the Child Life Program at Cohen Children’s Hospital of the North Shore – Long Island Jewish Health System.

Workplace Challenge Benefits the CMFNY

Admin — Tue, 13 Sep 2011 07:54:40 +0000

This summer saw the annual Marcum Workplace Challenge charity run/walk take place at Jones Beach State Park. It drew participants from almost 7000 people who represent 200 companies, nonprofits and government agencies.

This annual event raises money for nonprofit organizations. This year’s Workplace Challenge benefited The Long Island Children’s Museum, The Children’s Medical Fund of New York where Corey Ribotsky is President, and Long Island Cares, Inc. – The Harry Chapin Food Bank.

Teams that represented Mercy Medical Center finished first among all of the hospital competitors.

Corey Ribotsky and LLS Team in Training

Admin — Thu, 25 Aug 2011 06:55:51 +0000

When it comes to important volunteer work, the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (LLS) in which Corey Ribotsky is involved, could not be a more worthy cause. Currently, one of the programs it is undertaking is through the Team in Training in which participants (usually LLS volunteers like Ribotsky) just try to raise as much money as possible in an effort to make a real “difference for cancer patients and their families.” To date, it is the LLS’s Team in Training (TNT) that has successfully: “trained nearly half a million runners, walkers, triathletes, cyclists and hikers; raised over $1bn to fund lifesaving cancer research.”

Currently there are two training options (that endure for around 4 or 5 months): a) the in-person program taken from the organization’s certified coaches network; or doing this virtually – through an online coach. There are over two hundred endurance events from which to choose. For more information, visit: http://www.teamintraining.org/firsttimehere/tellmemore/

LLS Volunteer Corey Ribotsky

Admin — Thu, 18 Aug 2011 06:54:39 +0000

There are so many opportunities for volunteers (like Corey Ribotsky) at the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (LLS) today. There is – unfortunately – much work to be done for this important cause. The organization works tirelessly to help those suffering from this disease, with a special emphasis on helping these individuals cope with the extra burden of mounting financial stresses.
One of these programs is the LLS Patient Financial Aid Program which provides financial assistance (albeit in a limited way) to assist patients in financial need who are being cared for by a doctor who can issue them a blood cancer diagnosis. Currently $100 annually is given to patients for these expenses. American residents or military personnel abroad are also able to benefit from this program.

In addition, there is the LLS Co-Pay Assistance Program which provides monetary aid toward the cost of insurance co-payments and/or insurance premium costs for prescription drugs. This financial aid is at least something for those suffering from leukemia and lymphoma. But obviously, the more donations given to the LLS, and the more volunteers dedicated to the cause, the more help these patients will be able to receive so becoming active in this organization is a great way of giving back.